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The National Park Service removed climate change plans from website, but it may be for a good reason
The park service has less than a month to put the plans back online.
By Mark Kaufman
Nestlé accused of over-drawing water from California's San Bernardino National Forest
The allegations include the diverting of millions of extra gallons of water without a valid basis of right.
Trump's Irish golf course gets approval to build that wall, thanks to climate change
It's too ironic that Trump's golf course wall received approval because of climate change.
By Sasha Lekach
Global warming could cause surge in European asylum seekers in coming decades
The effects of global warming could be felt across the globe.
NASA mission finalists would take us to Saturn's moon or a comet
Where would you go?
2017 is about to be one of the hottest years of all time
We shouldn't ignore the data.
By Louise Bartolotta
SpaceX's Falcon Heavy rocket looks just like the beast it is
Look at those engines.
Pants made out of recycled plastic bottles and coffee beans could be the new jeans
Earth Day meets Fashion Week.
By Leah Stodart
Nearly the entire U.S. is going to have a colder than normal Christmas week: NOAA
Get ready for the coldest air of the season in the lower 48 states, but an unusually mild Christmas in Alaska.
2017 will be one of Earth's top 5 warmest years, scientists say
This year is assured a place in the record books.
Artificial stars and liquid metal: A startup is still working toward fusion
'This is really just a process of making an artificial star. It’s hard but it's not impossible.'
By Mark Kaufman
These straws are edible and could help reduce plastic waste
You can have your straw and eat it too.
By Dymond Green
Oh nothing, just 'spider lightning' dancing across a stormy sky in Australia
A strong indication wizards are battling in our atmosphere.
Bucking Pentagon and intel agencies, Trump's security strategy omits climate change from list of major threats
Head in the sand on a count of three, ready? One, two...
Mercury may be in retrograde, but this levitating moon lamp can light up your life
Hopefully this trend is not a phase.
By Team Commerce
The Arctic's refrigerator door is about to open, spilling frigid air into the U.S. for Christmas
Get ready for a frigid Christmas morning, Midwest U.S.
Musk versus Bezos: Whose rocket is the biggest?
It's a rocket measuring contest for the ages.
Somewhere in Las Vegas, there's a warehouse containing debris from UFOs
The truth is in here.
SpaceX outdid themselves with a picture-perfect rocket landing
Look at that landing.
This futuristic street light design is surprisingly eco-friendly
Enter the 'Gates of Light'
