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This tech giant just hit two impressive clean energy milestones
The rapidly growing company said it achieved net-zero emissions and a "carbon-neutral" cloud.
Arctic Meltdown: NASA photos capture region in rapid transition
Continuing a decades' long decline, sea ice has hit record lows every month since October.
Psychedelic shrimp with tons of sonic energy named after Pink Floyd
Add this deafening creature to the "Animals" album.
By Sasha Lekach
I just (virtually) adopted a piece of Earth, and so can you
It's not every day you can claim your own corner of Earth. Today's your lucky day.
By Sasha Lekach
These hero ants perform dramatic, mind-boggling rescues of their wounded comrades
African Matabele ants aren't going down without a fight.
The White House wants your help to 'make the government tiny again'
Tired of the EPA? Now you can tell Trump to get rid of it using an easy online form.
By Maria Gallucci and Andrew Freedman
800 wildlife species at risk from Trump's 'beautiful' border wall
Even worse: 180 of them, including the pronghorn antelope and bald eagle, are endangered.
Scientists have created edible water orbs that can help replace plastic bottles
I'll take an orb of cold water, please.
By Tony Lee
Scientists developed a surprising new way to stop you from cheating
Scientists come up with a novel way to keep people from being dishonest.
By Rebecca Ruiz
Crowdsourced coral: Scientists get creative in order to find reef 'hope spots'
Citizen scientists and actual scientists can gather important data about the world's oceans.
Trailblazing astronaut to star in first ultra-high-definition livestream from space
Peggy Whitson will be live in 4K from 250 miles above Earth.
This sheet-like sieve can turn salt water into drinking water
You never miss the water till the well runs dry.
By Tony Lee
This startup wants to build a nano satellite fleet for the internet of things
An Australian-based startup wants to be the global leader in device connectivity.
By Ariel Bogle
These images show the spectacular results of a star being born
You can thank adolescent stellar angst.
The Kentucky coal mining museum switches to solar power
The decision isn't just ironic; it's affordable.
Happy Unicorn Day but narwhals are cooler and actually exist
Who can compete with a 9-foot-long tusk?
NASA's Peggy Whitson breaks another space record because this is just what she does
She's the first woman to command the International Space Station twice.
9-year-old girl seeks clean air for her generation, sues Indian government over pollution
You're never too young to fight against climate change.
The DIY space race is here, and it's awesome
With weather balloons, some helium, and a camera, the average person can see near space.
Fans of a TV show discovered 4 planets in only 48 hours
Now they're all co-authors on a scientific paper.
Astronomers built an 'Earth-sized' telescope to peer into black holes
From April 5 to 14, astronomers around the world are peering deep into the Milky Way.
Interior Dept. agency changes website from family visiting park to a giant pile of coal
Get out and enjoy that giant coal seam this weekend!
Clean energy projects soared in 2016 as solar and wind got cheaper
The world added a record 138,500 megawatts of renewable power.
