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The Clear the Air Challenge in Utah is an annual competition that encourages residents to reduce their vehicle emissions by choosing alternative modes of transportation.

Chinese researchers at Nanjing University have achieved a noteworthy breakthrough in the development of perovskite solar cells.

Over 170 firefly species exist in North America, and globally there are more than 2,000 types that have endured for millions of years, yet unfortunately, some of these species now face the

Santa Cruz kangaroo rat rediscovered in Sierra Azul Preserve after 72 years. UC Santa Cruz researchers and biologists locate elusive individuals, exciting scientific community for conservation efforts

Spotted lanternflies, invasive insects from Asia, are causing widespread damage to crops and trees across the United States, particularly in Pennsylvania.

The National Weather Service in Grand Rapids has reported extensive smoke across much of Ontario, which is likely the primary source of the smoke in Michigan.

Currently, NASA is engaged in the meticulous study of an asteroid named Bennu, which carries a 1 in 2,700 chance of impacting Earth sometime in future.

A significant marine heatwave has been recorded in the United Kingdom. According to the latest data, this heatwave is affecting coastal areas along the east coast, from Durham to Aberdeen, as well

Yamaha introduces the new PW-XM e-bike system, balancing lightweight design with high torque and power output, building on the success of PW-X3.

China recently conducted a successful test of a parachute-assisted landing system for its rocket boosters.