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What's going on with the flying, 80-mile-wide beetle swarm?
"The size of that is bewildering."
By Mark Kaufman
Thousands of Americans are expected to perish in cities during future heat waves
"We all know high temperatures kill."
By Mark Kaufman
CO2 just hit an all-time record. But that’s not the worst of it.
This is uncharted territory.
By Mark Kaufman
Wildfire smoke swirls over the Atlantic Ocean, invades the UK
"The climate is changing."
By Mark Kaufman
NASA spots explosion of X-rays glowing in the universe
“We’re gradually building up a new X-ray image of the whole sky."
By Mark Kaufman
Puffins are dying in large numbers in the Bering Sea
It's all connected, sadly.
Your biodegradable bag might not degrade as fast as you’d think, research shows
‘Biodegradable’ bags can still carry 5 pounds of shopping 3 years after being discarded in the soil or sea.
The Trump admin really, really doesn’t want you to see this climate science
"They don’t want people to look down the road."
By Mark Kaufman
High-tech fishing gear could help save critically endangered right whales
North Atlantic right whales are headed toward a traumatic extinction, but could rebound if humans can get out of their way.
By Michael Moore and Hannah Myers
Take a look inside the 3D printed habitat that could be home for astronauts living on Mars
Step aside, Jeff Bezos.
Weatherman goes off after 'Bachelorette' fans complain about tornado warnings
'I'm done with you people. I really am.'
Albino panda cub is the cutest genetic rarity you'll see today
Nothing has ever looked so close to an IRL Pokémon.
SpaceX's 60 orbiting Starlink satellites lined up for an out of this world photo opp
It's like some kind of high-tech conga line.
NASA captures an incredible photo of a creeper galaxy
Messier 90 is one of the few galaxies appearing to move closer to us.
A big red reason not to dig a mine in Alaska's fat bear country
In bear cam territory, the salmon mean everything.
By Mark Kaufman
SpaceX launches the first part of its satellite internet network
Starlink takes flight.
By Johnny Lieu
Little Caesars to collaborate with Impossible Food on plant-based 'meat toppings'
But will it "meat" our expectations?
Clever scientists locate the source of outlawed, ozone-killing pollution
They're watching...
By Mark Kaufman
From space, powerful thunderstorms look like boiling water
"It looks like a big bomb going off."
By Mark Kaufman
Here's why brutal tornadoes are coming for the Southern Plains
"This is not your normal severe weather day in Oklahoma."
By Mark Kaufman
NASA's new flying robot gets its first hardware check in space
Astrobee is getting ready for work.
By Johnny Lieu
Sustainable cities can’t rely on concrete. Let's try algorithmically designed timber buildings
Building with timber instead of concrete could be the future.
