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5 healthcare developments that were born in space
Space might just be the next frontier in our quest for better health.
From space, everything looks pretty, even dangerous algal blooms
These photos are bound to make you happy.
How clean energy is transforming the world, in 5 charts
Solar and wind are rising as coal falls.
Trump to mayor of sinking island: Don't worry about sea level rise
Tangier Island loves Trump, but he may not be the best choice for the island's future.
Your favorite weatherman, Brad Pitt, is back with another depressing forecast for the world
"Don't forget your sunscreen."
A flatworm may have sprouted 2 heads because it lived in space
It's kind of cute really.
New solar eclipse simulator shows you what to expect this summer
Get a preview of the Aug. 21 phenomenon.
By Sasha Lekach
5 questions for entrepreneurs who care about sustainability
Contrary to popular belief, it doesn't have to cost anything to care and do something about sustainability.
Apple is investing $1 billion in clean energy with this unique approach
'Green bonds' are gaining popularity worldwide.
U.S. swings from world leader on the environment to a tiny footnote
The G7 has become the G6 as far as climate change is concerned.
A hedgehog blown up 'like a beach ball' was popped in life-saving procedure
"This poor chap was almost twice its natural size."
By April Hautea
KFC is launching a sandwich to the edge of space, and I don't want to live on this planet anymore
Sandwich... in... space!
Neil deGrasse Tyson on why Titan is his favorite moon
It's Earth-like, but not Earth-like.
NASA rocket launch could create an artificial aurora. Here's how to watch.
Skywatchers on the mid-Atlantic coast can catch it IRL.
Climate change could dump even more rain on the tropics
Clouds are important clues for how the climate is changing.
Heat scorches eastern U.S. as snow (yes, snow) falls in California
Is unusual heat or cold and snow your thing? Take your pick.
A severely sunburnt dolphin is recovering swimmingly because nature is resilient
She's defying expectations.
By April Hautea
China busts a group recycling used medical supplies and selling the plastic back to factories
The plastic may have already found its way back into everyday products.
By Yi Shu Ng
This slithering eel video is both creepy and captivating
It's part of a new PBS documentary on the weird, wide world of the Pacific Ocean.
Trump administration takes a 'drastic' step to stop youth climate lawsuit
The unprecedented case puts the U.S. government on trial for climate change.
Gritty 1943 photos record Maine woodsmen on a dangerous spring lumber drive
Sure-footed Mainers deftly maneuver tons of wood down the Kennebago River.
Zena Cardman didn't always want to be a NASA astronaut, but she is one now
Meet your new favorite astronaut.
