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How cycling races could help scientists study the effects of climate change

It's another piece of evidence documenting the effects of climate change.

In a warming world, air conditioning only makes things worse

Researchers also propose a solution: switching to clean energy.

Broadband equipment could be used to study faults and other geological features

Cables could do much more than offer you internet.

The Deepwater Horizon oil spill was 8 years ago. The ocean is still struggling to recover

The damage is still going.

As China continues to reduce its emissions, scientists call for "cautious optimism"

It's good news, just not *very* good news.

Hawaii Authorities: Please don't swim near erupting volcano

Shocking, really.

The world's first animals also caused the first global warming event -- but it took 100 million years

There's a metaphor here, and an important lesson for ourselves.

30 years ago, James Hansen warned Congress of climate change. He was on point

Like Cassandra, the priestess cursed to predict the future and not be believed by anyone, James Hansen's appeal has largely fallen on deaf ears.

How a stork landed researchers a $2,700 phone bill

It was a hell of a long-distance call.

Researchers find rare hydrothermal vent off the coast of Portuguese islands

It's one of the most unique ecosystems on Earth.

Scientists mapped how many places we spend our lives in -- and the number is pretty small

What are your 25 places?

AI is starting to beat us at our favorite games: Dota2

AI killed the video game star.

Researchers use machine learning algorithm to detect low blood pressure during surgery

Technology enters the surgery room.

Women ask for raises just as much as men do -- but they just don't get them

Things are still murky when it comes to the gender pay gap.

Scientists warn of the risks of normalizing obesity

It's important to spread body acceptance, but this can also be dangerous.

Coffee consumption might actually protect your heart, new study concludes

Good news, everyone!

Want to enjoy popcorn more? Try eating it with chopsticks

Also, here's why I'm drinking water out of a jar.

Urban 'forests' can store almost as much carbon as tropical rainforests

We should appreciate what we have -- and I mean trees.

Dogs can detect agricultural diseases

Man's best friend can be the best technology.

Haven’t read a book lately? Blame Netflix, researchers say

However, people who do read books are reading much more than before.

Potholes could be fixed by asphalt-printing drones

The future is finally here.

Scientists discover new genus of gibbon monkey in ancient Chinese tomb

Unfortunately, the story has a sad twist.

Your efforts to save water? They're actually working

Don't let the downers get to you -- saving water actually works.

Six new spider species discovered, named after children's tales goblins

Spiders, goblins, and brownies.

Scientists find 'nude' creature that lived half a billion years ago

An unusual creature form a long, long time ago.

Small arms, tongue-tied: T-Rex couldn't stick its tongue out

Put that tongue back in, Jurassic Park!

Americans own 46% of the world's guns -- more than the next 25 countries combined

Does the world really need more guns?

Scientists find the first manta ray nursery

The gentle giants of the oceans take good care of their offspring.

Japanese fans clean up stadium after World Cup game

We interrupt our regular science broadcast for some wholesome news.

Coral havens might bring worldwide hope for reefs

The overall situation is still very bleak, but there are a few very bright spots.

Scientists might soon be able to use underwater cables as seismometers

This could also be used to study ocean noise and sealife migration.

Why are climate change deniers more likely to be racist?

Well well, here's a surprising correlation.

Myths about Hay Fever -- and how to beat it

Hay fever is in full swing, and the myths are a-plenty.

Kilauea erupts with massive explosion [photos and videos]

Things continue to be pretty nasty in Hawaii.

Sugary drinks make you fat, but researchers have a new idea about how to fight that

Here's an unusual idea on how to cut back on those sugary drinks.

Scientists find 22,000 year-old giant panda belonging to a distinct long-lost lineage

The lazy panda has a richer story than you'd think.

Sea level rise could threaten 300,000 US coastal homes, in the "business-as-usual" scenario

A problem that will certainly strike close to home for many people.

David Attenborough urges people to save bees with an adorable teaspoon gesture

It's a small gesture, but it can make a big difference for the tiny bees.

Scientists find 121 giant planets that might host habitable moons

There's a good chance life is thriving on alien moons.

Children in England are simply eating too much sugar

Put the cake down, Karen. Have an apple instead.

Flying spiders sense the weather and use nanoscale fibers to ride the wind

Spiders ride the wind!

Scientists auction snake names to save them

How would you name a snake?

The Antarctic has lost three trillion tons of ice since 1992

It's an ungodly figure.

Soil bacteria might hold the key for the next generation of antibiotics

This may be a key finding, as more and more pathogens are becoming drug-resistant.

Coral reefs protect our coasts -- and our wallets

Acting as soon as possible is best -- both for the corals, and ourselves.

Smoking and diabetes linked to brain calcifications

How to turn your brain into stone -- literally.

Prescribing fruits and veggies to children has lasting positive effects

What do you think about this idea?

New study shows what being "hangry" really means

Hunger + Anger = Hanger. Which is not pleasant for anyone.

A flurry of new studies finds being a vegetarian is good for you

Convince me otherwise!

Office food might be making you fat and unhealthy, large study concludes

"Our results suggest that the foods people get from work do not align well with the recommendations in the Dietary Guidelines for Americans," the authors note.

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