Bottling water divorces people from caring about keeping public water supply clean
Architects envision a rippling structure that takes a page from the singer’s famous look
Researchers are working to make a shrub found in southwestern U.S. and northern Mexico a viable natural rubber alternative
Companies like Hallmark are experiencing hard times as social media and ecards gain steam
Researchers used the insects to keep tabs on population growth in the threatened species
A rash of injuries while taking selfies prompted the new campaign
It’s all about perceived virtue
Trees get fan mail and even write back to Melburnian residents
Swiss researchers are designing a tiny satellite to eat their defunct cube satellite and clean up space junk
An abandoned military strategy leads to the first “cloud movie”
Experts say ultrasound fingerprint sensors are harder to hack
Software algorithms offer a non-invasive way to track the big cats
Immersive storytelling brings a bit of sobering reality to would-be donors
The nuclear power plant's owners still don't know exactly what is going on inside the three reactors that melted down
Gallons of urine will be used to fertilize barley for future festivalgoers
Recent losses have left other SpaceX customers in limbo
A lab at Syracuse University creates melts basaltic rock in a modified furnace
Robots and motion detection expand the idea of what it means to shop
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