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It Doesn’t Matter How Cold it is Today. Global Warming is Killing People.

It Doesn’t Matter How Cold it is Today. Global Warming is Killing People.

By Lou Del Bello

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New Airplane Design Uses Less Fuel, Reducing Noise and Air Pollution

By Kristin Houser

Artificial Island Hub Will Collect Wind Energy and Divert it to Shore

Artificial Island Hub Will Collect Wind Energy and Divert it to Shore

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US to Reverse Offshore Drilling Regulations, Leaving the Environment Vulnerable

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One Chinese City Is Setting the Standard for Electric Public Transportation

By Chelsea Gohd

2017 Ushered in the Greenest Year Ever for the United Kingdom

2017 Ushered in the Greenest Year Ever for the United Kingdom

By Patrick Caughill

New Device Lets Scientists Explore Physics Near Absolute Zero

New Device Lets Scientists Explore Physics Near Absolute Zero

By Chelsea Gohd

Bioengineers Found a Way to Create 3D Shapes From Living Tissue

Bioengineers Found a Way to Create 3D Shapes From Living Tissue

By Chelsea Gohd

Here’s What the Experts Make of Trump Removing Climate Change from the National Security Strategy

Here’s What the Experts Make of Trump Removing Climate Change from the National Security Strategy

By Patrick Caughill

Researchers Stumble Upon a New Type of Quantum Material

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Researchers Stumble Upon a New Type of Quantum Material

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Graphene Running Shoes Could Up Your Jogging Potential

By Chelsea Gohd

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Rethinking Aliens: We Found Life in a Place Once Considered Sterile

By Lou Del Bello

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Climate Change Is Going to Drive Thousands of Refugees to Cooler Countries

By Lou Del Bello

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United Nations’ Treaty Protecting High Seas May Be a Reality in 2020

By Lou Del Bello

Alien life could exist on planets and moons in our galaxy like this one.

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Alien Life Could Exist in Buried Oceans Throughout the Galaxy

China Reveals Ambitious Plan to Create World’s Largest Carbon Market

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China Reveals Ambitious Plan to Create World’s Largest Carbon Market

By Lou Del Bello

A New Lensless Camera Transforms How Scientists See the Cosmos

A New Lensless Camera Transforms How Scientists See the Cosmos

Thousands Were Saved Between 1990 and 2012 as Air Pollution Declined

Thousands Were Saved Between 1990 and 2012 as Air Pollution Declined

By Chelsea Gohd

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Synthetic Rhino Horns Are Being Created to Flood Markets and Eradicate Poaching

By Patrick Caughill

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Coal Power Plants Are More Than Just an Environmental Burden — They’re Economically Cumbersome, Too

Solar panels printed with inkjet printers could power small devices.

Living Ink Solar Panels Could Power Small Devices

By Lou Del Bello

Physicists Have Discovered a Way to Track Unobserved Quantum Particles

Physicists Have Discovered a Way to Track Unobserved Quantum Particles

By Chelsea Gohd

France Just Passed a Ban on Fracking and Oil Extraction

France Just Passed a Ban on Fracking and Oil Extraction

By Lou Del Bello

Solar panels could help with Canada's fuel problems.

Solar Panels Are Replacing Diesel Fuel in Canada’s Far North

By Lou Del Bello

Buried in the GOP Tax Law Is a Mandate for Arctic Drilling

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Buried in the GOP Tax Law Is a Mandate for Arctic Drilling

By Lou Del Bello

The Arctic Is Warming Twice as Fast as the Rest of the Globe

The Arctic Is Warming Twice as Fast as the Rest of the Globe

By Lou Del Bello

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China’s First Solar Highway is Nearly Complete, May Soon Be Able to Charge Electric Cars

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Two Layers of Graphene Make Diamond-Hard Armor That Can Stop a Bullet

Scientists Are Engineering Carbon-Storing Plants to Fight Climate Change

Scientists Are Engineering Carbon-Storing Plants to Fight Climate Change

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If the Science is Sound, Why Do People Still Deny Man-Made Climate Change?

Traveling by air is causing harm to the environment.

Want to Save the Environment? Experts Say You Should Stop Traveling.

By Kristin Houser

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New Superconducting Magnet Smashes World Record

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Think Big Oil’s a Problem? “Big Meat” Emits More Greenhouse Gas Than Most Countries

By Kristin Houser

MIT Engineers Develop Glowing Plants Using Nanoparticles

MIT Engineers Develop Glowing Plants Using Nanoparticles

By Chelsea Gohd

China's clean heating plan

China Has an Ambitious Five-Year Plan to Convert Homes to Clean Heating

We May Have Just Uncovered the Earliest Direct Evidence of Life on Earth

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We May Have Just Uncovered the Earliest Direct Evidence of Life on Earth

By Chelsea Gohd

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Donald Trump Is Dropping Climate Change From a List of Security Threats

By Chelsea Gohd

The Hidden Cost of Bitcoin? Our Environment.

The Hidden Cost of Bitcoin? Our Environment.

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The World’s First Fully Solar-Powered Train Just Left the Station

By Lou Del Bello

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Floating Solar Rigs Split Seawater to Make Hydrogen Fuel

The National Australia Bank Will No Longer Lend to New Thermal Coal Projects

The National Australia Bank Will No Longer Lend to New Thermal Coal Projects

By Chelsea Gohd

Microsoft is Expanding “AI for Earth” Program to Fight Climate Change

Microsoft is Expanding “AI for Earth” Program to Fight Climate Change

By Christianna Reedy

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Russia Is Drilling the Arctic for Liquefied Natural Gas

By Lou Del Bello

Forest fires like this one are costing millions of dollars.

Climate Change Is Increasing Forest Fires, and the Cost Will Be Huge

By Lou Del Bello

Buildings like this one are impacting the environment.

Power Hungry Buildings May Jeopardize the Paris Agreement

By Lou Del Bello

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New Technique Could Allow Scientists to Create Fusion Energy

By Chelsea Gohd

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Richard Branson Has an Ambitious Plan to Wean the World off Fossil Fuels

By Lou Del Bello

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Yes, We Might Still Meet the Paris Climate Agreement’s Goals

By Claudia Geib

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Scientists Find New Evidence That Life Could Have Begun In Space

By Patrick Caughill

NASA Discovery Proves That Solar Systems Like Our Own Exist

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Trump’s Newly Signed Defense Bill Labels Climate Change as a “Direct Threat”

Nanoscopic Hyperlensing Made of Natural Crystal Allows Us to See Viruses on the Surface of Cells

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Nanoscopic Hyperlensing Made of Natural Crystal Allows Us to See Viruses on the Surface of Cells

By Patrick Caughill

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New Research Says There’s a Genetic Limit to How Long We Can Live

The World Bank Will Stop Fossil Fuel Financing Beginning in 2019

The World Bank Will Stop Fossil Fuel Financing Beginning in 2019

By Patrick Caughill

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Prepare Yourself for the “Tsunami of Data” Expected to Hit by 2025

By Chelsea Gohd

A Power Plant Joining the Grid in 2018 Burns Natural Gas with No Emissions

By Claudia Geib

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Electric Car Range May Soon Triple, Thanks to New Research

By Chelsea Gohd

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We’ve Finally Recorded the Earth’s Mysterious Song

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Global E-Waste Increased by Eight Percent since 2014

A New Experiment May Finally Reveal the True Nature of Gravity

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A New Experiment May Finally Reveal the True Nature of Gravity

Air Pollution Has a Massive Impact on Early Brain Development

Air Pollution Has a Massive Impact on Early Brain Development

Arctic sea ice caps are influencing weather elsewhere.

The Loss of Arctic Sea Ice Cover Could Affect Millions Worldwide

By Lou Del Bello

The Science of Death: The Best Eulogy, According to a Physicist

The Science of Death: The Best Eulogy, According to a Physicist

By Jolene Creighton

Scientists Have Discovered a New Form of Matter Called “Excitonium”

Scientists Have Discovered a New Form of Matter Called “Excitonium”

By Chelsea Gohd