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Tire pollution emerges as major source of microplastic contamination
PORTLAND, July 7 — The rubber dust that scatters across every highway, every city street, every driveway in…
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NASA’s Artemis Program Aims for Sustainable Moon Presence
CAPE CANAVERAL, July 6 — The launch tower groans under the weight of the Space Launch System rocket,…
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Quiet Quake in Drake Passage Raises Questions About Future Seismic Activity
A shallow, moderate earthquake hit the Drake Passage on Tuesday. The U.S. Geological Survey pegged it at magnitude…
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Sugar Gliders Glide, Not Fly, Biologists Clarify for New Yorkers
New York, July 5 — The first thing many people ask when they hear the name “Sugar Glider”…
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Shallow 5.0 Earthquake Shakes Reykjanes Ridge, No Tsunami Warning Issued
The Reykjanes Ridge is quiet again Saturday evening, but the ground there has already moved. A magnitude 5…
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Bauchi Oil, Gas Academy Reaches 60% Completion
ALKALERI, Nigeria, July 3 — Dust and the clatter of construction fill the air at the Bauchi Oil…
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Bats, insects, and snakes join birds in nature’s four distinct flights
NEW YORK — The next time a shadow flickers overhead, look closer. It might not be a bird.…
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Eni, XRG Acquire 32% Each in Three Argentina LNG Blocks
The numbers behind Argentina’s Vaca Muerta LNG push are finally inked. Eni SpA and XRG PJSC each take…
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Jefferson Drafted Declaration with Blackstone’s View on Prenatal Rights
WASHINGTON — Two hundred and fifty years ago, Thomas Jefferson sat down with a law book on his…
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Shallow depth of 35 km amplified shaking from magnitude 5.1 quake
The shallow depth of Tuesday’s magnitude 5.1 earthquake in the South Sandwich Islands region means one thing for…
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SpaceX IPO Propels Elon Musk to First Trillionaire Status, Critics Warn of Democracy Threat
Times Square went dark for a moment Tuesday night. Then the video screens lit up with Elon Musk…
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Researchers test farm methane digesters as potential data center power source
STEUBEN COUNTY, N.Y. — The methane digesters at Lent Hill Dairy Farm run all night. They turn manure…
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Alberta Wildfires Cut 344,000 Barrels Daily, Threatening 470,000 More
EDMONTON — The math is brutal. Fires burning through northern Alberta have knocked out 344,000 barrels of daily…
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Lyons Analysis Links 1775 Minutemen to Modern American Service
WASHINGTON — The minutemen who stood on Lexington Green in April 1775 were farmers, tradesmen, and laborers. They…
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Cow manure could be the next data center fuel
STEUBEN COUNTY, N.Y., June 28 — On a gray afternoon at Lent Hill Dairy Farm, the smell hits…
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Alberta wildfires and U.S. sanctions hit Canadian energy sector
FORT MCMURRAY, Alberta, June 27 — The smoke is visible for miles, a grey-brown pallor hanging over the…
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Sanibel Island surpasses seventy percent business reopening after Hurricane Ian
You can count the reopened businesses on Sanibel Island now and get past seventy percent. That figure, reported…
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Alberta wildfires threaten additional 470,000 barrels daily of oil output
The ripple effects from Western Canada’s twin crises are now moving beyond the immediate disaster zones. In Fort…
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Wildfires and U.S. sanctions deliver dual blow to Western Canada energy
The math is brutal and it comes in two parts. For Western Canada’s energy sector, June has become…
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Ancient Roman villa found under high school gym reveals secret
SPOLETO, Italy, June 26 — The gym floor at Liceo Classico Pontano Sansi high school rattles every afternoon…
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Historical Society Exhibit Highlights Philadelphia’s Unruly Legacy and Innovations
Philadelphia’s Unruly Legacy: What the New Exhibit Means for a City Still Arguing With Itself The block party…
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Canada’s water power could fuel growing data centre electricity demand
OTTAWA — The power bill for a single large data centre can rival the electricity consumption of a…
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Canada Funds Tlicho-Fortune Road Project to Connect Remote Mines
The gravel roads threading through the Tlicho region are already carrying heavy equipment. By nightfall, that work will…
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Astronomers Shift from Speculation to Planning for Alien Contact
The question of what happens when we detect an alien signal has moved from the pages of science…
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