The annual release of offshore oil is no accident — it’s a chance to train, test, and prepare for the possibility of a catastrophic oil spill
A new analysis of the effect of global warming on tourism has things heating up in some areas, staying lukewarm in others
The controversial president's face has only been on $20 bills since 1928
The state thinks the bears are doing well enough to merit removal from protected status. Others disagree
They celebrated with a skydiving trip chaperoned by the U.S. Army Parachute Team
The craft site’s ban on metaphysical services stirs up a cauldron of controversy
Divers, historians and state officials team up to preserve the state’s underwater heritage
Spying on “spawning haystacks” is helping fishermen make more money and biologists preserve a floundering fish population
Some African countries have tried to use science to justify laws that criminalize homosexuality
The pink birds are tougher than they look
Captive chimps now have the same protections as wild ones
A warmer winter lured a pod of white-beaked dolphins north but then ice trapped them, sealing their fate as a polar bear's meal
The project isn’t the enormous high-speed rail alternative that Elon Musk orginialy proposed, but it is close
The practice is relatively new and touches on complicated legal and ethical issues
Dorothy McKibbin coordinated entry of all people and property to the Los Alamos site
The internet-connected meters provide nearly real-time feedback on water use
3D light projections recreate a pair of statues destroyed by the Taliban
Wild animals escaped a Tibilisi, Georgia zoo when their enclosures were destroyed
"Are you there, Rosetta? It's me Philae"
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