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Coal company sues John Oliver for being John Oliver
A coal company is firing back after the 'Last Week Tonight' host went after its CEO.
In wind-powered Iowa, Trump blasts wind energy as a bird killer
Trump cares about birds. Really.
Plastic pollution in the ocean is officially everywhere, even Antarctica
Literally nowhere is safe.
Can the U.S. run only on wind, water, and solar power? Scientists disagree.
Critics cast doubt on a plan to use only wind, water, and solar power.
Brutal Southwest U.S. heat wave sends temperature soaring to 125 degrees
When it's so hot that planes can't fly, you know things are bad.
This adorable baby turtle blob is bringing hope to Southeast Asia
Conservationists are reviving populations of this endangered softshell species.
This company is using recycled materials to make magnets you didn't know you needed
Urban Mining Company is cleanly manufacturing rare earth permanent magnets, which are need for everything from refrigerators to computers.
By Coors Light
See how recycled rare Earth magnets are a huge leap toward a cleaner future
This company turns used magnets into thermostats.
By Mashable
It's so hot in the Southwest U.S. that some planes can't take off
It's hot out there, to say the least.
These weird as hell sea creatures look like pickles and are bad news for fishers
Straight from your nightmares to the beach
Rick Perry denies the reality that CO2 is the main climate change driver, and here we go again
Climate scientists say it definitely is.
NASA's newest treasure trove of alien planets will help us find our place in the galaxy
Our long loneliness might come to an end.
Cats have been getting humans to do their bidding for 9,000 years
From the Near East to your keyboard.
The 'peanut worm' is amusing the internet, and no prizes for guessing why
I'm 12 and what is this
By Johnny Lieu
A record-smashing heat wave will scorch the southwestern U.S.
Stay cool and hydrated this week.
This '4D' printing method could make packing for outer space much easier
These compact structures can expand dramatically with heat.
New York City is creating an oyster reef using old toilets
This might be the first time a broken toilet has been a good thing.
CO2 is no match for this giant carbon sucking machine
So we can breathe a little easier.
By Tony Lee
Here's why NASA keeps postponing its really cool mission to make glowing clouds
A tale of weather and rocket launches.
Climate change efforts still 'not nearly enough' to meet Paris targets
We need way more renewables -- and fast, a new report says.
These solar panels are actually creating drinking water out of thin air
Simple condensation.
