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Japanese beetles are spreading in Canada, with females laying up to 60 eggs annually. The invasive pests attack over 300 plant species and could cause $28 million in damage, threatening agriculture ac

GM and LG Energy Solution will commercialize manganese-rich batteries by 2028, offering 33% higher energy density at comparable costs to current affordable options, targeting 400+ mile range electric

Archer Aviation's Midnight eVTOL aircraft completes milestone human-piloted flight at 125 mph, showcasing both vertical and runway takeoff capabilities as the company targets UAE commercial launch in

London Northwestern Railway's new electric Class 730/2 trains offer 406 seats each—nearly double the previous trains—plus charging points at every seat. The £1 billion investment brings 36 British-bui

PanDerm AI analyzes multiple skin image types simultaneously, boosting diagnosis accuracy by 11% for dermatologists. With 9,500 daily US skin cancer cases, this tool helps doctors detect dangerous cha

PFAS chemicals contaminate 189 NY water systems, with health costs reaching $4.4 billion annually. 68% of wells near landfills exceed safety limits while cleanup costs soar to $436 million with anothe

A federal judge temporarily blocked the transfer of Oak Flat, sacred to Apache tribes, to Resolution Copper. The 60-day delay allows tribes to challenge the mine that would create a 2-mile wide

University of Copenhagen research reveals Arctic bowhead whales could lose up to 75% of their habitats by 2100. Sea of Okhotsk population faces complete habitat loss by 2060 due to melting ice.

London's new Bakerloop express bus launches September 27, connecting Waterloo to Lewisham with 12-minute weekday service. Public consultation shows 82% support as southeast London awaits full tube ext

Motion-activated cameras confirm the existence of animals thought extinct for up to 150 years and show a 20% increase in snow leopards. These silent witnesses are changing wildlife conservation while