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The dinosaur family tree isn't quite what we thought it was

It’s a buoy, it’s a life raft, it’s Emily — the robotic craft that’s saving refugees off the coast o

Nebraska farmers are relying on Ukrainian hackers to fix their tractors

Trump's gamble: Mexico could actually gain more from a NAFTA redo

Here's a new climate change reality that Trump's new policies ignore

How do you lead a government agency you once said should be abolished?

It's possible to 'inoculate' the mind against climate misinformation, a new study shows

Studying a 1979 oil spill may help scientists predict long-term effects of Deepwater Horizon

Two US coal miners, two very different perspectives on the future of coal

Former UN climate chief: Trump's energy order not 'a big deal' for climate agreement

Buffalo used to be a city filled with millionaires. It plans to get rich again by betting against Tr

Climate change might leave a bad taste in your mouth. Literally.

Does the idea of a self-driving ambulance freak you out?

Returning to the secret government lab where my grandfather worked

Several cities in Peru are underwater, and the 'coastal El Niño' isn't done yet

Russia agrees with Trump. The hacking investigation is a ‘witch hunt.’

Green homes in Buffalo are keeping poor people warm. But Trump’s budget could hurt that.

Globe-trotting pollutants pose a larger threat to public health than previously thought

London's toxic air pollution is killing thousands every year

Bacteria are thriving in the sky — and they influence the weather