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It's not common for scientists to take a social stand.
Over nine million people currently work in the green economy in the US
Extreme snowfall is threatening Arctic animals.
But will they claim copyright?
God, they're cute.
Electricity generated from clean energy is beating out fossil fuel plants -- for the first time in 120 years.
Male finches continuously fight for their partner's attention -- and it seems like it's in both their interests to do so.
Some bubbles were up to 750 feet (228 meters) across.
In smaller galaxies, large-scale winds from active black holes could hinder the formation of stars.
The findings come on a backdrop of growing marijuana legalization in the U.S.
Intensity of algal blooms has increased over the past three decades
Non-entitlement may be the crux of humbleness.
You could hardly imagine a more noble award.
They run below the Antarctic shelves and destabilize and melt them
Study opens door to new treatments for joint injuries and diseases.
"She's got the clap" -- CDC.
This new system should, in theory, be effective against multiple cancer types, including those currently resistant to immunotherapy.
Propeller-shaped molecules trap CO2, which can then be used to manufacture useful organic materials.
Bottoms up!
12,000 doctors have signed the petition.
Yes, even chocolate.
Torrential rain and tornado-like winds are lashing out at mainland Japan. It’s probably the strongest storm to hit Japan in 60 years. Typhoon Hagibis is currently the strongest storm on Earth, and will quite possibly be the strongest of the year. It made landfall on Saturday on Japan’s East coast, striking with consistent winds at […]
If it would have been accepted at the time, it would have revolutionized architecture.
The ultimate goal is to create a zero-emissions aviation industry.
"The bones were used as 'cans' that preserved the bone marrow."
Even in death, genes and burial customs have many stories to speak.
The storm is set to make landfall on Saturday
These are the first islands we've lost to climate change.
Long before T. rex entered the picture, this agile predator dominated Southeast Asia's floodplains.
Many atomic bombs that are officially dismantled are still very much functional. A team of researchers wants to fix that.
She is the favorite candidate for bookmakers, but experts show doubts.
The student wrote the paper using the ninja technique of "aburidashi -- and her professor loved it!
The sudden stratospheric warming will cause Australia to experience less rainfall and higher temperatures.
As countries lack ambition, cities take the lead in reducing their emissions.
Like my grandma used to say, even kings uh, go to the toilet.
Shine bright like ne-u-ron.
That's over $700 billion a year.
Vaccination can be much more effective and humane, the researchers suggest.
These companies have a moral responsibility to account for these emissions.
The repeated blows to the head involved in tackle football may put many players at a huge risk of developing neurodegenerative disease.
This study rocks.
Dogs not only fill homes with joy, they also help humans live healthier lives.
Many Britons are woefully unaware of the importance of recycling.
Whenever you poke at your phone, hit the power button on your laptop, or start your Tesla, know that the work of these three laureates made it possible.
The study of molten exoplanets around Sun-like stars may provide answers as to the formation of Earth-like planets and the evolution of our world.
Water bears are cool but have you heared about mold pigs?
Is lab-grown meat coming of age?
This is not what Pluto looks like.
They were once cherished as a quirk of the city -- but some claim they've become a real problem.
It's exceptionally rare for a storm to intensify so quickly.
