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It just got a whole lot harder for you to contact Energy Department employees
The agency disabled its public-facing employee directory.
Tech and cash is not enough when it comes to health and climate change
'Technology and wealth' is not enough.
By Ariel Bogle
This pollinating bee drone shows the power of these endangered creatures
Plan Bee could one day be used for large-scale farming.
One of the shortest bills ever was just introduced in Congress, it's basically just 'KILL THE EPA'
The bill contains just one environmentally destructive sentence.
A dinosaur-era reptile popped out babies, not eggs
Scientists found a surprise in an ancient fossil: an embryo.
NASA may put astronauts on the first flight of its new mega-rocket
Astronauts may fly on the first launch of NASA's Space Launch System rocket.
This rocket just launched a record-number of satellites to space
An out-of-this-world record.
Parade of storms threatens to prolong California dam crisis
This is not what the nearly 200,000 evacuees want to hear.
Good one, humans. You've polluted even the deepest trenches of the sea.
Really bad job, everyone.
By Ariel Bogle
The 3 places NASA could hunt for signs of ancient life on Mars in 2020
Let's go to Mars.
Why Google's Valentine's Day game is a lot darker than you think
Pangolins: So cute. So endangered.
U.S.-born NASA scientist says border agents made him turn over his phone
He was even part of a program for "pre-approved, low-risk travelers."
88 satellites will launch on Valentine's Day to image the entire Earth every day
Much more exciting than a box of chocolates.
Why drones are a game-changer for animal research
Drones could be the best thing to happen to animal researchers in a long time.
By Ariel Bogle
Heartbreaking images emerge of mass stranding of over 400 whales
Volunteers are working to save 100 surviving whales at Farewell Spit.
By Johnny Lieu
Astronaut captures clearest footage yet of rare type of lightning
An astronaut on the International Space Station captured blue jets from orbit.
Meet the architect behind China's smog-sucking 'vertical forests'
Stefano Boeri shares his vision for turning glass skyscrapers into trees.
Wind power is now the top clean energy source in the U.S.
Wind turbines surpassed hydropower for the first time in 2016.
Two 'L'-shaped observatories with lasers: How to find ripples in space and time
As hard as is it to believe, the ripples passed through you too.
Blizzard has millions asking: What the hell is thundersnow?
Ah yes, thundersnow. The holy grail for any winter weather geek.
Ferocious blizzard smacks New York, but it'll be over sooner than you think
This is the one-day stand of snowstorms.
Something is very, very wrong with the Arctic climate
Globally, sea ice extent stood at a record low at the end of January.
