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These trees shellfishly used the First Nations' trash to grow.
A discussion of tremendous importance for the internet was taking place these days, although most of us weren't even aware of it.
To preserve its environment for future generations, Barbados has adopted sustainability in five ways.
When all hope was thought to be lost, selection came to the rescue.
Visualizing the impending migration of birds, amphibians, and mammals.
Who says desalinization isn't sexy?
It's a new time -- geologically speaking, at least.
Endless clean energy is just too good to pass up.
The biggest fish in the pond.
President Obama used his executive powers to quadruples the size of the Papahānaumokuākea Marine National Monument.
A long-standing assumption in science is being put into question.
Knowing how much water gets melted into the oceans will help us estimate the impact of rising sea levels.
They may be the cutest animal in the country, but we're cooking the d'awww out of them.
This takes wait too long -- we need to make haste.
Policy and scientific fact don't match, and the researchers urge for change.
Basically, it's because coal is done and gone.
A small start-up brought self-driving taxies to the streets.
Scientists showed that consistent global warming started in the 1830s.
As a former park ranger, I’ve been looking forward to this date for 20 years.
The bad news is that the footprint is increasing fastest in the areas with the greatest biodiversity.
Whales > Judges.
The consequences are not known at the moment.
These five turbines signal a change through out the country.
Researchers have developed a method to identify impoverished areas using free information from satellite imagery.
A Bosnian Pine from Greece has been dated to be at least 1075 years old, making it the oldest living thing in Europe.
Tank'em, don't dump'em.
If you thought driverless cars are part of a distant past, think again.
Museum collections are riddled with valuable specimens.
Does this mean I have to pee in the pool now?
Keeping food inside our bellies instead of the bin.
Yet another study -- the most important so far -- finds that neonicotinoids likely wipe out bees.
The Summer Olympic Games might one day take place with air conditioning.
Of course, it could just be The Government covering up. Spooky stuff.
We've become very cynical. "Hottest year? Doh!"
The Koch Brothers' rhetoric not only defies logic and facts, but the English language also.
The coal industry is tanking -- hundreds of thousands are getting fired, while execs are getting a raise. One startling study found how little it takes to retrain those laid-off.
They don't seem to be having a good time.
California will harvest freeways for electricity.
We use so much of everything so fast that it's literally killing the planet.
Leftover food from the Olympic Village in Rio is being prepared by a group of international chefs and served to the poor.
High winds and a low demand on a Sunday allowed Scottish windmills to generate 106% of the country's electricity demand.
A groundbreaking study found a giant lurking beneath the Arctic might be the oldest living vertebrate today.
They're more than the simple animals we consider them to be.
They face acid, lava, and ash every day.
How a volcano may have hidden sea level rise all this time.
Silly trees, can't they set the thermostat lower, like the rest of us?
Elon Musk has shown plenty of times in the past that he's not afraid to go a bit outside the box - or even a bit more.
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Humpback whales may be altruistic or hateful - either way, it's a puzzling behavior.
Developing countries, yet again, will be the most vulnerable in the face of such risks.
