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To Save Polar Glaciers, Scientists Recommend Ludicrous Schemes
Climate Change

By Lou Del Bello

Scott Pruitt’s Latest EPA Gambit Is As Clever As It Is Evil
Science & Energy

By Lou Del Bello

Governments Are Insuring Coral Reefs. That May Be Enough to Save Them.
Climate Change

By Claudia Geib

Companies Are Betting on Lab-Grown Meat, but None Know How to Get You to Eat It
Science & Energy

By Claudia Geib

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Science & Energy

By Jolene Creighton

You’re Probably Drinking Microplastics With Your Bottled Water
Pollution

By Alexandra Ossola

Microbial Armor Could Protect Dying Coral Reefs
Science & Energy

By Claudia Geib

On Pi Day, All Hail the Pi Master of Earth: Suresh Kumar Sharma
Science & Energy

By Alexandra Ossola

What’s A Proton Battery? Three Things You Need To Know.
Energy

By Claudia Geib

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Physics

By Abby Norman

New Climate Report Forthcoming, Despite Trump’s Climate Change Views
Climate Change

By Kyree Leary

Changing Regulations Mean Genetically Modified Meat Could Soon Be on Your Plate
Science & Energy

By Claudia Geib

A Fleet of Underwater Robots Will Create Detailed Map of Marine Microbes
Science & Energy

By Claudia Geib

Arnold Schwarzenegger Is Suing Big Oil for Climate Change
Climate Change

By Kyree Leary

US Absent From Global Meeting on Ocean Health. That’s Bad News for the Planet
Climate Change

By Claudia Geib

How To Fathom Pi: Amazing Visual Illustrations
Science & Energy

By Jolene Creighton

MIT Is Taking on Fusion Power. Could This Be the Time It Actually Works?
Science & Energy

By Chelsea Gohd

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Science & Energy

By Chelsea Gohd

Congress Hasn’t Given up on Nuclear Power
Nuclear Fusion

By Claudia Geib

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Science & Energy

By Chelsea Gohd

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Science & Energy

By Chelsea Gohd

US Quietly Allows Import of Some Elephant Trophies
Science & Energy

By Brad Jones

If the Ocean Continues to Warm, Fish May No Longer Be on the Menu
Climate Change

By Claudia Geib

To Slow Melting, Residents Resort to Wrapping a Glacier in Blankets
Climate Change

By Brad Jones

Goodyear’s Moss-Filled Tires Are Here to Save the Environment
Environment

By Kyree Leary

“Holy Grail” Particle: New Physics Research Shows Tetraquarks Must Exist
Physics

By Abby Norman

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Environment

By Brad Jones

Cape Town Has More Time to Solve Its Water Crisis. How Will It Use It?
Climate Change

By Brad Jones

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Science & Energy

By Kyree Leary

Nanoparticles Could Save Lives By Stopping Internal Bleeding
Nanotech

By Chelsea Gohd

Graphene Could Be the Superconductor Scientists Always Dreamed Of
Graphene

By Chelsea Gohd

China Now Has a Giant, Smog-Sucking Chimney
Science & Energy

By Brad Jones

Fashion 2.0: Levi’s “Distressed Look” Robot Is Better for the Environment
Environment

By Kristin Houser

Why Are British Beaches Littered With Dying Marine Life? 3 Things You Need to Know.
Environment

By Chelsea Gohd

DARPA Wants to Save Soldiers’ Lives by Slowing Their Biological Processes
DARPA

By Kristin Houser

Three Things You Need to Know About Google’s New Quantum Processor
Quantum Physics

By Brad Jones

SUV Sales Rise Worldwide, Despite Their Effect on Climate
Climate Change

By Lou Del Bello

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Science & Energy

By Chelsea Gohd

Here’s How You Could Survive Being Sucked Into a Black Hole
Physics

By Abby Norman

A Massachusetts Company Claims to Be Close to a Solid-State Battery
Science & Energy

By Chelsea Gohd

3 Reasons Why It’s a Good Idea to Resurrect a Species
Science & Energy

By Abby Norman

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Climate Change

By Dom Galeon

Cities Can Now Ban Diesel Vehicles, German Court Says
Pollution

By Kyree Leary

European Union Likely to Ban Common Insecticides to Save the Bees
Science & Energy

By Patrick Caughill

NOAA’s Satellite Could Track Extreme Weather Resulting From Climate Change
Climate Change

By Claudia Geib

Scientists Now Know When the First Stars Formed in the Universe
Science & Energy

By Kristin Houser

The Timeline of the Big Bang and Everything We Know
Science & Energy

By Jolene Creighton

Iron Nanoparticles Could Be the Next Line of Treatment in Battling Cancerous Tumors
Science & Energy

By Robert Sanders

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Science & Energy

By Brad Jones

A Startup Could Reveal How Climate Change Will Affect Your Business in 50 Years
Climate Change

By Patrick Caughill

Customized “Exosuits” Will Move With Your Stride
Future Materials

By Claudia Geib

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Science & Energy

By Dom Galeon

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Fossil Fuels

By Karla Lant

Seaweed Sneakers Look Fly, Could Help Save the Environment
Environment

By Brad Jones

Why Do We Want To Find Neutrinos, Anyway?
Physics

By Chelsea Gohd

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Science & Energy

By Brad Jones

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Environment

By Kyree Leary

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Agriculture

By Kyree Leary

Oddly Enough, More Snow in Antarctica Could Slow Rising Sea Levels
Climate Change

By Lou Del Bello

A Film Made of Graphene Makes Filtering Dirty Water Easier Than Ever
Graphene

By Patrick Caughill

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Pollution

By Brad Jones

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Energy

By Chelsea Gohd

To Measure the Universe’s Expansion, We Might Need New Physics
Physics

By Dom Galeon

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Science & Energy

By Kyree Leary