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In a poetic twist of environmental justice, the former Starfire Mine in Talcum, Kentucky, a symbol of coal-driven energy, the site is poised to become one of the nation's largest renewable power

The CDFA has enacted an unprecedented quarantine targeting the invasive Tau fruit fly, found in Santa Clarita Valley's Stevenson Ranch.

The tranquil neighborhood of Jenada Isles, home to 81 families in Wilton Manors, Florida, is grappling with an unprecedented challenge: an invasion of non-native lionhead rabbits.

The United States Department of Energy (DOE) recently announced ambitious plans to establish the nation's largest solar project on its own property

In a remarkable display of technical prowess, the PHASA-35 Uncrewed Aerial System (UAS), a brainchild of BAE Systems' subsidiary Prismatic Ltd, has taken a triumphant leap into the stratosphere.

In an unprecedented and delicate manoeuvre, the European Space Agency (ESA) orchestrated an 'assisted re-entry' for the groundbreaking Aeolus satellite, setting new standards for space stewardship.

The Texas aquatic ecosystems have been thrust into turmoil with the invasion of zebra mussels. This freshwater species, native to Eastern Europe, is wreaking havoc on the state's lakes and rivers, th

KTM's electric off-road youth motocross bikes, the SX-E 3 and SX-E 5, continue to dominate the 2024 market without any significant alterations.

Researchers from the IISc and Nilgata University have discovered remnants of an ancient ocean in the Himalayas.

On June 19, 2023, NASA's X-59 aircraft took a pivotal stride towards its maiden flight, moving from its construction facility to the flight line at Lockheed Martin Skunk Works in Palmdale, California.