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Shocking no one, the EPA's Scott Pruitt denies findings of new climate science report
Oh, you mean THAT climate report? Yeah, still no.
Trump's pick for NASA chief faces an unusually tough confirmation fight
This could make for an interesting vote in the full Senate, with major repercussions for the space agency.
Hollywood is obsessed with climate change disasters. What does that mean for the planet?
We analyzed disaster movies to see how global warming has changed the way we imagine the end of the world.
By Rachel Kraus
This baby flamingo in blue boots will make your day
They might not be suede, but you'd better not step on his blue shoes.
The U.S. is now the only country opposed to the Paris Climate Agreement
For a limited time only, we'll have a climate treaty agreed to by every country.
The moon will have close encounters with two star clusters this week
A close encounter of the lunar kind.
Fragile climate talks begin in the wake of Trump's trashing of Paris Climate Agreement
Climate talks begin in Bonn in Trump's shadow.
By Karl Mathiesen, Climate Home News
How to build one of Earth's largest telescopes
It takes a whole lot of patience and even more glass.
Harrison Ford: 'We’ve got people in charge of important sh*t who don’t believe in science'
Harrison Ford, telling it like it is.
What people in 1900 thought life would be like in the technological paradise of 2000
Well, they were right about the North Pole being warmer.
Major federal climate report rebuts everything Trump administration has said about climate change
This report amounts to a stark warning: Act soon, or else.
Secret void in the largest pyramid in Giza has been revealed, thanks to some space-age technology
Not everyone is impressed with this finding.
Tourism isn't thinking much about climate change and that's a problem
"What we found is that they're not recognising that tourism contributes to climate change."
By Johnny Lieu
Scientists found a mysterious void in the Great Pyramid of Giza thanks to particle physics
Scientists still aren't sure exactly what it was used for.
Trump's pick for NASA chief has an appalling record on LGBTQ rights, and that matters for the space agency
His views may spell trouble for his nomination.
The International Space Station is getting its first printer upgrade in 17 years
It's just like your office, but in space.
Prominent scientist sues critic of his work for $10 million
If you don't like a study criticizing your work, there's always the lawsuit option.
Act fast, it’s your last chance to send your name to Mars
The deadline to get your name to Mars is tonight.
By Sasha Lekach
Trump's pick to lead NASA reveals controversial global warming views
Jim Bridenstine's views on climate change are out of step with NASA's own scientific findings.
Astronomers make intriguing discovery thanks to a citizen scientist
Finding the signal in the noise.
