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We can expect a coal-free Germany by 2038
Germany fights climate change one coal plant at a time.
By Sasha Lekach
How the tasty Impossible Burger is just the first step in a mission to combat an environmental crisis — MashTalk
Why "food technology" is so important.
Towering rogue waves exist in the ocean. Scientists just recreated one.
"There’s a rather heated debate on the physical mechanisms of how these things form."
By Mark Kaufman
How often should we wash our reusable coffee cups?
What exactly is *standard practice* with these things?
New Horizons beams back most detailed view yet of super-distant world, MU69
It's got many craters, and a big ole dent.
By Mark Kaufman
Nestlé making moves to slow the Earth's decline into plastic hell
*Clinks paper Nesquik bottles*
The polar vortex will return, this time with the coldest temps of the year
"It's going to get really cold."
By Mark Kaufman
Major corporations are bracing for climate change
Will it be too hot for Disney World?
Apple says the iPhone will be very useful after the climate apocalypse
When the end times come, at least you'll have your iPhone.
Extreme weather — not politicians — convinces Americans that climate change is real
As predicted decades ago, violent and damaging weather is increasing.
By Mark Kaufman
Stunning photos show the super blood moon in all its glory
In the words of Yello, "Ooooh, yeah."
Earth's alien world revealed in the top undersea photos of 2018
A wall of sharks, a ceiling of rays, and dancing seahorses.
By Mark Kaufman
The Weather Channel previews ice storm in scary immersive mixed reality
Let Jim Cantore scare you into staying inside this weekend.
By Chloe Bryan
This company wants to illuminate our skies with artificial shooting stars
Would you pay for an on-demand meteor shower?
Rare 'Super Blood Wolf Moon' will be visible this weekend
Superbowl for werewolves.
By Mashable Video
America’s most stunning jerks are flocking to your national parks. Who are they?
"They feel licensed to do it."
By Mark Kaufman
Why we need an underwater space race
Descending into the dark sea is like venturing into deep space.
By Mark Kaufman
60% of the planet's wild coffee species face extinction. What that means for your morning caffeine kick.
"If you don’t have those wild species protected, you have probably crippled your ability to address the problem."
By Mark Kaufman
Wild, cosmic-eyed frog rediscovered in a far-off cloud forest
"I couldn't believe it."
By Mark Kaufman
Antarctica’s once sleepy ice sheets have awoken. That's bad.
"People are beginning to recognize that East Antarctica might be waking up."
By Mark Kaufman
How China is radically reinventing urban architecture to go green
China’s commitment to innovative architecture is paving the way for a greener future.
By UBS
Watch China's Chang'e-4 probe land on the far side of the moon
Slowly but surely, the spacecraft lands in its new home.
By Johnny Lieu
