Nuclear firms explore recycled materials to fuel next-gen reactors
Three nuclear companies are exploring a new way to turn recycled nuclear materials into fuel for next-generation reactors,…
Are the Southern Lights as Cool as the Northern Lights?
Guests are encouraged to purchase tickets in advance, as tickets purchased online help streamline admission and reduce wait…
London Recorded Its First Month Without Rain Since Measurements Started 150 Years Ago
London skyline with historic music museum and modern skyscrapers on a sunny day. At Kew Gardens in west…
Leonardo DiCaprio and Lauren Sánchez Bezos Launch an Ambitious Passion Project
The Phoenix Species Project will collaborate with Indigenous peoples, local communities, scientists, governments, and over 100 partner organizations…
Man Sings to Sea Lion, and His Tender Reaction Is Melting Hearts
A man gave a special performance for a sea lion at a conservation center, and the sea lion’s…
Morocco now gets almost a quarter of its electricity from renewables, but still relies heavily on coal
Many cities across East Asia and Latin America have grown quickly over the last few decades. Since 1950,…
DC drought designation lifted after recent soaking rains
The latest U.S. Drought Monitor shows encouraging progress: DC and much of the Interstate 95 corridor are no…
A global atlas of soil microbial genetic resources exposes protection shortfalls
State Key Laboratory of Soil and Sustainable Agriculture, Institute of Soil Science, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Nanjing, China…
Puerto Rico rations water for 48 hours at a time amid intense drought
SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico — Puerto Rico will implement water rationing measures in San Juan and other major…
Europa Clipper is already in space, travelling 1.8 billion miles toward Jupiter’s moon Europa, where a subsurface ocean holds more water than every ocean on Earth combined — it arrives April 2030 to ask whether anything is alive inside
Europa Clipper is no longer a spacecraft waiting on a launch pad. NASA launched it on 14 October…
Claims of ‘man-made earthquake’ take over Japanese internet after Kumamoto disaster kills 38
Your support helps us to tell the story From reproductive rights to climate change to Big Tech, The…
Human-driven climate crisis fuels Canada’s deadly wildfires, study finds | Wildfires
The human-driven climate crisis made the conditions that led to blazes roaring across Canada, which have caused toxic…