Photographer Gregg Segal wanted to highlight the problems of waste, pollution and overconsumption
Efforts to save the Pyramid of Djoser could be making things worse
Scientists lay out how melting sea ice may destabilize the Arctic atmospheric circulation
A Seattle-based designer aims to introduce a sustainable way of disposing of bodies
The surprisingly affordable way to spy on someone's phone
Your life narrative gives meaning to chaos
Researchers find new evidence about the shape of Stonehenge
A new study gives scientists some more insight into the weird history of flowering plants
The 7-foot-tall douglas fir named Yoda managed to weather many a drought over the centuries, but not this last one
People watching action flicks ate nearly twice as much as those viewing a talk show
The eruption, currently spewing lava fountains, could go on for a year
The boar's meat is too contaminated from Chernobyl's radiation to be fit for human consumption
New research suggests that the workers at copper mines in the Levant were valued workers, not slaves
Stars are star-shaped because of imperfection in our eyes
The chapter was removed after being deemed "too wild" and subversive
Some argue, however, that Homo sapiens are responsible for the etchings
This is the most direct evidence supporting researchers’ ideas about how the Sun is powered
How well the drug works in humans, however, isn't so clear
Norway's SALT festival involves music, sauna's and architecture
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