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New Discovery Makes It Easier to Remove Radioactive Elements From Nuclear Waste
Chemistry

By Brad Jones

Scientists Can Now Turn off Feelings of Thirst in Mice
Science & Energy

By Kristin Houser

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Agriculture

By Dom Galeon

Nanobots Made of DNA Can Now Carry and Sort Molecular Cargo
Science & Energy

By Alexandra Ossola

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Solar Power

By Brad Jones

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Pollution

By Brad Jones

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Energy

By Karla Lant

Shape Shifting Space Bacteria Could Help Us Treat Earthly Antibiotic Resistance
Science & Energy

By Karla Lant

Scientists Just Discovered Organisms That Are Distinct From Any Life Forms Known to Science
Science & Energy

By Kristin Houser

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Climate Change

By Brad Jones

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Quantum Physics

By Dom Galeon

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3D Printing

By Claudia Geib

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Science & Energy

By Karla Lant

Study Reveals How the Brain Creates “Maps” to Help Us Navigate Familiar Locations
Science & Energy

By Kyree Leary

Electric-Charged Nanoparticles Can Turn a Clear Window Into a Mirror
Science & Energy

By Patrick Caughill

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Science & Energy

By Karla Lant

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DARPA

By Brad Jones

Human “Body Farms” Can Lead to Breakthroughs in Forensic Science
Science & Energy

By Brad Jones

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Evolution

By Dom Galeon

Plant-Based Biofuels Are Completely Transforming Energy
Energy

By Kyree Leary

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Science & Energy

By Dom Galeon

A Better Scale for Categorizing Hurricanes Could Save Lives
Science & Energy

By Kyree Leary

Offshore Wind Energy in the UK is Now Cheaper than Nuclear Power for the First Time
Wind

By Patrick Caughill

Dissolvable Electronic Devices Could Be the Future of Secure, Environmentally Friendly Tech
Environment

By Patrick Caughill

Two Forensic DNA Analysis Techniques Are Under Fire for Serious Inaccuracies
Science & Energy

By Claudia Geib

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Biology

By Chelsea Gohd

New DNA Evidence Confirms Existence of Female Viking Warriors
Science & Energy

By Karla Lant

Man Receives World’s First 3D Printed Tibia Replacement
3D Printing

By Karla Lant

Researchers Have Found a New Way to Delay Age-Related Health Decline
Science & Energy

By Karla Lant

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Science & Energy

By Kyree Leary

Wind Turbines Around the World Have Prevented More Than 637 Million Tonnes of CO2 Emissions
Wind

By Kyree Leary

A Tunisian Energy Company Wants to Pipe Electricity from the Sahara to Europe
Energy

By Brad Jones

Future Materials

By Futurism

New Technique Allows Low-Cost Creation of 3-D Nanostructures
Nanotech

By Futurism

Los Angeles is Painting its Streets to Combat Climate Change
Climate Change

By Kyree Leary

Cyber Spies Were Able to Hack the Power Grid Controls of U.S. Energy Companies
Energy

By Brad Jones

Due to Human Impact, the Earth is Now Considered a “Hybrid Planet”
Biology

By Brad Jones

An Engineer Has Accidentally Discovered a Way to Make Transporting Oil Safer
Science & Energy

By Karla Lant

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Biology

By Dom Galeon

Tap Water Could Be Swimming With Tiny Plastic Particles
Pollution

By Karla Lant

Scientists Are Working on a Plan to Re-Engineer the Planet to Reduce Hurricanes
Climate Change

By Jolene Creighton

Hydrogen Power Storage Could be an Important Part of a Fossil Fuel Free Future
Energy

By Patrick Caughill

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Climate Change

By Alexandra Ossola

France Wants to Cease Fossil Fuel Production by 2040
Climate Change

By Dom Galeon

Australian Scientists Have Developed a New Tool for Imaging Life at the Nanoscale
Nanotech

By Brad Jones

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Physics

By Karla Lant

Researchers Have Officially Discovered a New Kind of Chemical Reaction
Science & Energy

By Patrick Caughill

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Science & Energy

By Chelsea Gohd

Common Antiseptic Ingredients De-Energize Cells and Impair Hormone Response
Science & Energy

By Futurism

The Idea of Creating a New Universe in the Lab Is No Joke
Physics

By Zeeya Merali

3-D Particle Tracking? There’s an App for That
Science & Energy

By Futurism

Experiment in the Arctic Shows How Drastic One Degree of Warming Can Be
Climate Change

By Patrick Caughill

The World’s Largest and Most Powerful X-Ray Laser Just Went Online
Science & Energy

By Dom Galeon

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Energy

By Brad Jones

Newly Discovered Black Hole May Be the First of Its Kind Ever Detected
Physics

By Brad Bergan

A Dutch Study Claims to Project the Maximum Human Lifespan
Science & Energy

By Dom Galeon

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Evolution

By Brad Jones

New Genetic Data Study Suggests that Humans are Still Evolving
Evolution

By Dom Galeon

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Energy

By Dom Galeon

New Study Reveals How Mitochondria Are Affected by Disease
Biology

By Dom Galeon

Most Important Chemical in the World in Short Supply in the Wake of Hurricane Harvey
Science & Energy

By Chelsea Gohd

California is Considering a Mandate to Make the State’s Entire Grid Fossil Fuel Free
Climate Change

By Patrick Caughill

We May Finally Have a Way to Cheaply Manufacture Pure Graphene
Graphene

By Dom Galeon

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Wind

By Kyree Leary