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Civilian spacewalk shatters records! 738km above Earth, Isaacman pushes space tech limits. Will this change space travel forever? See how this mission is rewriting the rules of exploration.

Traffic pollution's impact on children's attention span revealed in new study. Learn how NO2 exposure affects cognitive development and what parents can do to protect their kids' brain health

With 13.6% of Bronx adults facing diabetes, the 2024 Diabetes Health Festival offers free health screenings, expert panels, and workshops at Soundview Park to combat rising diabetes rates .

Reser's Fine Foods recalls 12 products, including its popular macaroni and cheese, due to a refrigeration issue. Find out which states are affected and what product codes to look for in your

The Basque Country launches 1,000 smart buoys to track plastic waste in the Ulysses Project. Real-time data reveals surprising pollution patterns in ocean hotspots. What's next for ocean cleanup?

MIT study exposes shocking link between ammonia-fueled ships and premature deaths. Stricter regulations and cleaner engines crucial to saving lives.

Ancient settlement uncovered at Rolls-Royce site, dating back to 6000 BC, reveals prehistoric structures and a puzzling Roman burial. Discover how history and industry intersect in Bristol.

A new AI model predicts 12.7% of marine fish species are at risk of extinction, a significant rise compared to the IUCN’s previous estimate of 2.5%, raising global conservation concerns.

WindFloat Atlantic’s floating wind farm powers 25,000 homes annually while withstanding 20-meter waves and fostering marine life, proving the potential of offshore wind technology.

Paul Watson, Sea Shepherd founder, faces extradition to Japan, potentially marking a pivotal moment for global environmental activism as Denmark weighs a critical decision on his fate.