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Lab Monkey Deaths Raise Questions About Animal Testing in the US

By Christianna Reedy

New Ship With Rigid Solar Sails Harnesses the Power of Sun and Wind at the Same Time

Physicists Just Made Star Wars-Style 3D Projections a Reality

Is Pollution Artificially Shielding Us From Climate Change?

An Ocean of Plastic Is Choking the World’s Most Precious Coral Reefs

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Even if We Save the Honeybee, Other Wild Pollinator Species Will Still Be in Trouble

France Is Officially Shutting All Coal-Fired Power Plants in Three Years

By Patrick Caughill

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Scientists Just Cloned Monkeys. Humans Could Be Next.

By Kristin Houser

Even If We Stick to Our Climate Goals, the Paris Agreement Will Deliver a Drier World

By Lou Del Bello

Dark Energy Survey Discovers Remnants of Other Galaxies Within Our Own

By Chelsea Gohd

Here’s What Life Will Be Like With 3D Printers That Can Create Anything

By Kristin Houser

New Data Shows Solar Energy Creates More Jobs in America Than Any Other Industry

By Chelsea Gohd

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China Now Publishes More Research Than the U.S. — a Shift in Global Influence?

Trump’s New Tax on Imported Solar Cells Could Start “Trade War”

By Lou Del Bello

Reversing Climate Change With Geoengineering Could Leave the Planet Worse Off

Scientists Announce That The Great Barrier Reef is Officially “Terminal”

By June Javelosa

Researchers Find Pollution Is the Biggest Global Threat to Human Health

By Chelsea Gohd

AI Could Find Homes for Millions of Refugees Displaced by Climate Change

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Facebook Has Coined a New Unit of Time Called “the Flick”

Catching Up With the New E.U. Emissions Targets Will Cost Germany a Trillion Euros

If We Want the Price of Renewables to Drop, We Need to Pay to Get Rid of Carbon

By Patrick Caughill

Could We Levitate Humans With the World’s Most Powerful Acoustic Tractor Beam?

By Chelsea Gohd

Researchers Have Mapped Out How Plants Sense Our World

By Christianna Reedy

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Futurism’s First Annual Fake Science News Awards

By Jolene Creighton

How Much Warming Can We Really Expect Once We Stabilize Climate Change?

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Carnivorous Plant-Inspired Nano Material Could be Worth Billions to the Shipping Industry

Swapping Coal for Wood Is Bad for the Climate, and the EU Is Falling for It

An Unlikely New Ally Has Emerged in the Fight Against Pollution in Water

By Patrick Caughill

Science & Energy

Accidental Discovery Could Wipe Out One of Bees’ Worst Enemies

Science & Energy

Scientists Wrote the Ultimate Guide to Avoid Aging

Global Temperatures Reached New Highs in 2017

Our Climate Is Changing Rapidly. It’s Time to Talk About Geoengineering.

By Claudia Geib

Europe Dramatically Accelerates Plans to Create a Coal-Free Continent

The End of Plastic Has Officially Arrived

By Chelsea Gohd

Cape Town Is Set to Run Out of Water in Less Than One Hundred Days

By Claudia Geib

Urban Farming Is the Future of Agriculture

By Patrick Caughill

Life At Sea? Six Futuristic Homes That Will Protect You From Climate Change

By Victor Tangermann

Lab-Grown Synthetic Nanobots May Officially End Antibiotic Resistance

By Patrick Caughill

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Five Ways Science Will Change The Way We Drink

By Victor Tangermann

Eight “Facts” about the Human Body Debunked by Science

By Kristin Houser

CERN Scientist on What Physicists Have Left to Discover After Higgs Boson

By Chelsea Gohd

Science & Energy

These Science Cartoons Depict Our Terrifying and Thrilling Future

Combatting Climate Change Is “A Matter Of Survival” Says Fijian Minister

By Alexandra Ossola

The World’s Biggest Smog Tower Offers Hope to Polluted Megacities in China

Can Molten Salt Make 24-Hour Solar Energy Possible?

The Czech Republic May Be Getting Serious About Climate Change

Science & Energy

Record Global Temperatures Drive Extreme Heatwaves in Oceans, Too

By Lou Del Bello

Fracking Is Among the Most Harmful Forms of Energy Production, Study Finds

By Chelsea Gohd

Renewable Energy

China Is the New World Leader in Renewable Energy

By Patrick Caughill

Renewable Energy

New Report Predicts Renewable Energy Will be Cheaper Than Fossil Fuels by 2020

Renewable Energy

Chernobyl Is Being Transformed Into an Immense Renewable Energy Farm

By Chelsea Gohd

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DNA of Man Who Died in 1827 Recreated Without His Remains

By Chelsea Gohd

Renewable Energy

Renewable Energy is Great, But It Won’t Save Us

By Jolene Creighton

For the First Time, Physicists Accelerated Light Beams in Curved Space in the Lab

By Chelsea Gohd

Rising Clouds Could Spell Disaster for the World’s Tropical Forests

By Kristin Houser

Leaked Draft of Landmark Climate Change Report Pours Cold Water on 1.5°C Goal

By Lou Del Bello

Climate Change Is Acidifying Our Lakes and Rivers the Same Way It Does With Oceans

By Chelsea Gohd

The UK Prime Minister Is Working to End Plastic Litter by 2042

By Chelsea Gohd

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Yes, Some Predict Twice As Many Earthquakes in 2018. No, You Shouldn’t Worry.

By 2040, Hundreds of Millions May Be Affected By River Floods Across the World

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Fast Radio Bursts Have a Unique Property That Can Help Us Determine Their Source

By Kristin Houser

Sea Turtles Under Threat as Climate Change Turns Most Babies Female

By Patrick Caughill

New York Sues Big Polluters and Divests Pension Funds From Fossil Fuels

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A Deal Between a Chinese Smartphone Giant and AT&T Hit a Major Roadblock