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Massive Typhoon Megi engulfs Taiwan, aims at Chinese mainland next
Sustained winds have already hit 115 miles per hour.
Jupiter's moon Europa may shoot liquid water into space
New evidence bolsters the hypothesis that plumes of water shoot from Europa's surface.
Stephen Hawking says humanity needs to venture into space for our survival
Famed cosmologist Stephen Hawking thinks that "the human race has no future if it doesn’t go to space."
The 5 most prevalent climate change phenomena explained simply
Knowledge is power to change.
New research extends Earth's temperature record back 2 million years
An exhaustive look back at Earth's climate history suggests global warming may be worse than we thought.
Leonardo DiCaprio, 'Stranger Things' cast headed to the White House
Leonardo DiCaprio and the cast of 'Stranger Things' join 'SXSL.'
By Proma Khosla
India to ratify Paris Agreement climate pact on Oct. 2
India accounts for 4.5 percent of global green house gas emissions.
By Manish Singh
Almost 80% of Australians now believe in climate change
And they want the government to take action.
By Ariel Bogle
3 facts and 1 big question about Jupiter's icy moon Europa
Jupiter's icy moon Europa is one of the most interesting places in the solar system. Here are three things we know and one thing we don't know about the special moon.
In appeal to millennials, pro-Clinton group hits Gary Johnson on climate
Seeking to boost Clinton's millennial support, NextGen Climate is hitting Libertarian Party candidate Gary Johnson for his views on climate change.
SpaceX releases new details about recent rocket explosion
SpaceX has released new details about the cause of its Falcon 9 rocket explosion on Sept. 1.
Man becomes goat for 3 days, wins award
You have goat to see the other winners of these wacky awards, too.
Watching orcas swimming in the wild on live cam is why we have internet
Explore.org captured rare, spectacular moments off the coast of British Columbia, Canada.
Oil and gas wastewater is changing the Earth's surface, study finds
Satellite observations show how ground "deformation" connects wastewater to earthquakes.
Climate change poses a major security risk to the U.S. today, intelligence report warns
A stark report from the U.S. intelligence community warns that climate change is already endangering the U.S.
The Paris climate agreement just took a big step toward becoming international law
A total of 60 countries have now ratified the Paris Agreement on Climate Change, bringing it close to entering into force.
Litter from cyclists' gel packs is harming deer
Gel packs discarded by cyclists could clog the deers' digestive systems.
China's 'lost control' of its Tiangong-1 space station and it's set to plummet to Earth
Most of it will burn up, but an expert thinks some parts hitting ground could be as heavy as 100kg.
By Victoria Ho
Stuck on record warm: Earth has unprecedented 16-straight warmest months
Each of the past 16 months has set a global average surface temperature record, NOAA found.
375 top scientists warn against Trump's plan to pull out of climate pact
Nearly 400 leading scientists criticized candidates who advocate for U.S. withdrawal from the Paris Climate Agreement.
David Letterman is coming back to TV as a bearded environmentalist
He'll appear in an episode of National Geographic's climate change docuseries "Years of Living Dangerously."
By Saba Hamedy
Apple aims to clean up its supply chain with new renewable energy goals
About 77 percent of the technology company's total carbon footprint comes from third-party suppliers.
How did this Australian woman go from the suburbs to mission control?
Set your sights on space, y'all.
By Ariel Bogle
Global Fishing Watch lets you track 35,000 fishing boats in real time
Leonardo DiCaprio unveiled the free platform last week at the Our Oceans Conference in Washington.
SpaceX explosion is causing some to question Elon Musk's ambitious plans
SpaceX feels like a special case in the commercial spaceflight industry, but is it?
