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Energy

By Karla Lant

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Agriculture

By Karla Lant

This 3D-Printed Human Heart Can Do Everything a Real One Can
3D Printing

By Chelsea Gohd

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Science & Energy

By Dom Galeon

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Military

By Chelsea Gohd

Scientists Just Presented New Evidence That Supports Planet Nine’s Existence
Science & Energy

By Dom Galeon

Elon Musk Reveals Deep Coal Divide in Energy-Strapped Australia
Energy

By Abby Norman

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Energy

By Tom Ward

A State in Australia Just Committed $146 Million to Renewable Energy
Renewable Energy

By Dom Galeon

The World’s First Power Plant Combining Hydroelectricity and Solar Energy Is Now Open
Solar Power

By Karla Lant

Harvard’s Remarkable New Battery Can Run For More Than a Decade
Climate Change

By Patrick Caughill

It Took Over 200 Years, But Scientists Finally Figured Out How Water Conducts Electricity
Science & Energy

By Dom Galeon

Scientists Just Encoded a GIF into the DNA of Bacteria Using CRISPR
Science & Energy

By Karla Lant

Researchers Have Just Discovered The Tiniest Star Known to Science
Science & Energy

By Karla Lant

New Tool Predicts the Cost Effectiveness of Electric Energy and Storage
Energy

By Abby Norman

What is Gravity?
Science & Energy

By Jolene Creighton

What Cost More: Exploring Space Or Making A Movie About It?
Science & Energy

By Jolene Creighton

The Heart of a Supernova Revealed Unexpected Clues About How Stars Form
Chemistry

By Abby Norman

Solar Expert Predicts Tesla Will Be a “Game-Changer” for Clean Energy
Solar Power

By Kristin Houser

Alarmism Will Not Help Us in the Fight Against Climate Change
Climate Change

By Christianna Reedy

Blockchain and Renewable Energy Are Utterly Disrupting Society as We Know It
Renewable Energy

By Chelsea Gohd

Former President Jimmy Carter Just Made a Solar Farm to Power Half His City
Solar Power

By Christianna Reedy

Scientists Just Teleported a Photon from Earth to Orbit for the First Time
Physics

By Sarah Marquart

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Renewable Energy

By Chelsea Gohd

A New Study Has Uncovered a Way to Potentially Improve Auditory Memory in Adults
Science & Energy

By Tom Ward

Report: The U.S. Will Exceed Its Paris Accord Goals Despite Trump’s Official Withdrawal
Climate Change

By Dom Galeon

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Science & Energy

By Christianna Reedy

Exxon Joins Other Companies by Backing Carbon Tax Proposal
Climate Change

By Karla Lant

Researchers Brought Back a Pox Virus Using Mail-Order DNA and it Only Cost $100,000
Science & Energy

By Karla Lant

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Science & Energy

By Chelsea Gohd

Physicists May Have Discovered One of the Missing Pieces of Quantum Theory
Quantum Physics

By Abby Norman

CERN’s New Particle Discovery May Help Us Better Understand What Governs the Universe
Physics

By Karla Lant

Beyond Darwin: Scientists May Be Redefining Evolution
Evolution

By Eleazer Corpuz

Powerful New Cloning Technique Can Clone Thousands of Genes at Once
Science & Energy

By Karla Lant

A Quantum Principle Could Change Wireless Charging Technology Forever
Quantum Physics

By Tom Ward

France Just Announced Radical Changes to the Country’s Climate Policy
Climate Change

By Abby Norman

Solar Power is Saving Dollars — and Lives
Solar Power

By Karla Lant

Synthetic, Microscopic Fingerprints Turn Tiny Plastic Particles Into Security Keys
Science & Energy

By Karla Lant

New Quantum Technology Lets You Use Your Phone to Identify Counterfeit Goods
Physics

By Abby Norman

Volvo Becomes the First Premium Car Maker to Go All Electric
Science & Energy

By Abby Norman

India Will Be the Second Country in the World To Use a Novel Nuclear Technology
Nuclear Fusion

By Dom Galeon

Total Solar Eclipses Are on the Path to Extinction
Solar Power

By Tom Ward

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Science & Energy

By Tom Ward

Scientists May Have Discovered a Sweet Way to Mass Produce Graphene
Graphene

By Tom Ward

Stephen Hawking: We Are Close to the Tipping Point Where Global Warming Becomes Irreversible
Global Warming

By Abby Norman

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Science & Energy

By Karla Lant

This is the Closest Thing We Have to a Master Equation of the Universe
Physics

By Rashmi Shivni, Symmetry

Bill Gates: Artificial Photosynthesis Can Produce Clean Fuel for the Cars of Tomorrow
Science & Energy

By Karla Lant

This Next Generation Car Company is Developing Solar-Powered EVs
Solar Power

By Patrick Caughill

“Bad Science” Is Everywhere. What Can We Do to Stop Its Spread?
Science & Energy

By Kristin Houser

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Climate Change

By Karla Lant

This New Gene-Editing Technique Can Spot CRISPR’s Mistakes
Science & Energy

By Karla Lant

Mind-Bending View of a Solar Eclipse from the Stratosphere
Solar Power

By Futurism

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Science & Energy

By Tom Ward

The Death of a Giant: How Do Supernovae Happen?
Science & Energy

By Futurism

A New Tool Could Help Us Finally Eliminate Animal Testing
Science & Energy

By Karla Lant

We Can Now Build Biomolecules From Computer Code — No Humans Necessary
Science & Energy

By Karla Lant

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Evolution

By Dom Galeon

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Quantum Physics

By Karla Lant

Avatar Sequels Could Be Shown in 3D That Doesn’t Require Glasses
3D Printing

By Tom Ward

The Cost of Solar Will Drop Another 25% by 2022
Solar Power

By Tom Ward

MIT Scientist Asserts That We Will Have Fusion Energy by 2030
Energy

By Abby Norman

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Pollution

By Karla Lant

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Climate Change

By Abby Norman