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  • Jul
    12

    Tech giants and other companies stage an online protest for net neutrality
    23 hours ago
    Thousands of companies, including tech giants like Facebook, Google and Amazon, staged a Day of Action Wednesday to protest plans by the Federal Communications Commission to roll back rules that th...
  • Jul
    12

    A Delaware-sized iceberg has broken off of the Antarctic Peninsula
    1 day ago
    An iceberg bigger than the state of Delaware has snapped off of the West Antarctic ice shelf and is now floating in the Weddell Sea.  At roughly 600 feet tall, with a volume twice that of Lake Erie...
  • Jul
    11

    The 'startup visa' might be gone for good
    2 days ago
    The US “startup visa” has been delayed before it could go into the effect — possibly permanently — and the technology industry isn’t happy. President Barack Obama approved the International Entrepr...
  • Jul
    11

    Can a nuclear explosion be peaceful? US scientists used to think so.
    2 days ago
    Fifty-five years ago this month, Milo Nordyke was staring out at the Nevada desert, waiting for a huge explosion to blow a hole in the surface of the earth. The blast was known as Sedan, and it was...
  • Jul
    10

    European leaders 'worried' after Trump suggests working with Russia on cybersecurity
    3 days ago
    President Donald Trump seems to be backing away from a plan to create an “impenetrable” cybersecurity unit with Russia. Trump tweeted on Sunday that he wants to work with Russia to prevent “electio...
  • Jul
    07

    The future is electric for the global car industry
    6 days ago
    It wasn't long ago that hybrid and electric cars seemed a futuristic novelty. But cars that do more than burn gas passed a new milestone this week. Volvo has announced that from 2019 onwards, n...
  • Jul
    07

    Hackers have been targeting nuclear plants in the US and abroad
    6 days ago
    Firms operating nuclear power plants and other energy facilities in the US have been under attack by hackers in recent months, according to a report by The New York Times. The Department of Homelan...
  • Jul
    06

    France moves to end sales of gas-powered cars by 2040
    7 days ago
    France will end sales of gasoline and diesel vehicles by 2040 as part of an ambitious plan to meet its targets under the Paris climate accord, new Ecology Minister Nicolas Hulot announced Thursday....
  • Jul
    05

    Mongolian nomads say goodbye to herding, hello to smog
    1 week ago
    A baby cries for attention while his mother makes tea and tends a stove inside her family’s ger, or yurt. The air inside the heavy canvas walls is thick with the smells of smoke and cheese curd. Tw...
  • Jun
    30

    Is marijuana a secret weapon against the opioid epidemic?
    2 weeks ago
    As US Attorney General Jeff Sessions told a crowd of federal, state and local law enforcement in March, the country “is in the throes of a heroin and opioid epidemic.” According to estimates from t...
  • Jun
    30

    Kepler turns up a trove of new exoplanets
    2 weeks ago
    Scientists behind NASA's Kepler K2 mission recently unveiled hundreds of new planet candidates for NASA’s exoplanet catalog, including 10 that could be rocky planets in the "just right"...
  • Jun
    30

    Climate change is coming to your coffee cup
    2 weeks ago
    When it comes to coffee, Ethiopia is sacred ground. It’s the home of Coffea arabica — one of the most popular species of coffee bean. And in Ethiopia, coffee is a major part of the economy: It make...
  • Jun
    29

    The 'seasteading' movement imagines floating cities in the sea
    2 weeks ago
    The Seasteading Institute in California has an audacious mission: to establish floating societies that will “restore the environment, enrich the poor, cure the sick, and liberate humanity from poli...
  • Jun
    29

    Air pollution is as unhealthy as secondhand smoke, a new study says
    2 weeks ago
    A survey by Carnegie Mellon University of 1,200 children living near some of the biggest polluters in the Pittsburgh area shows that children who live near sources of pollution run the same risk of...
  • Jun
    27

    Houston is vulnerable to catastrophic hurricane damage
    2 weeks ago
    Houston, America’s fourth-largest city, with a metro population of more than 6 million, is at risk of major devastation and massive loss of life from storm surges if a big hurricane were to hit, ac...
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