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Sad remains of Iceland's first dead glacier seen in satellite images
"The condition of the glaciers is getting poorer and poorer."
By Mark Kaufman
Newspaper's tweet about climate change (and Bubba Gump) is too relatable
"I guess everybody's feeling a little dark right now."
Watch this terrifying and beautiful time-lapse of a stormy New York City
A change of pace from disgusting subway flooding videos.
By Jess Joho
Distant galaxies get busy under Hubble's watchful eye
Consider this a sneak preview of what's going to happen to our own galaxy in four billion years.
Century-old ship logs reveal extent of today's drastic Arctic melt
"The differences between the two periods are stark."
By Mark Kaufman
'I'm the first space pirate!' How tardigrades were secretly smuggled to the moon
Eat your heart out, Han Solo.
By Chris Taylor
Seafaring robot crashes into iceberg, still finishes scientific trip around Antarctica
"They are an incredible research platform."
By Mark Kaufman
People downloaded this landmark climate study 1 million times
"True scientists debate in the halls of science."
By Mark Kaufman
Alaska's sea ice has completely melted away
"I’m running out of adjectives to describe the scope of change we’re seeing."
By Mark Kaufman
This smart shower claims to save 50 percent of your water — Future Blink
EVA will restrict water usage when you need it less.
By Tulika Bose
Rare butterflies start their once-in-a-decade migration in the U.K. and Ireland
Follow the butterflies!
By Proma Khosla
Hubble photo shows what a side view of the Milky Way might look like
It's always a good time to gaze at photos of outer space.
Hailstones the size of baseballs pound parts of Canada
But everything's FINE, the planet's FINE.
By Proma Khosla
Five receding glaciers you may want to visit
You may want to see this transformation for yourself.
Amazon requires sellers to use less packaging
It's not out of the goodness of their hearts.
By Rachel Kraus
Smoky satellite photo shows what you need to know about fires ravaging the Arctic
The area is ripe for flames.
By Mark Kaufman
Greta Thunberg ditches planes, will sail to U.S. for climate talks
CO2 levels are now rising at rates that are unprecedented in both the historic and geologic record.
By Mark Kaufman
This Japanese personal AC will keep you cool next summer
Stay cool until it comes out in 2020!
Ohio State Fair celebrates Apollo 11 space mission anniversary with butter astronauts
These sculptures had very little margarine for error.
