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Boston Red Sox fans are anxiously awaiting the new season, and the team’s press conference on Tuesday added to their anticipation with a glimpse of some of the exciting off-season changes at

The asteroid is nearly 140 to 310 feet across, and scientists will use this opportunity to practice asteroid threat response.

Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer signed Democratic legislation repealing the state's right-to-work law on Friday, which makes Michigan the first state in decades to repeal the union-restriction law.

The Joshua tree is a unique and iconic species of the Mojave Desert that is facing challenging times with the threat of extinction due to climate change.

According to penguin experts, penguins are showing the hidden hazards of burning coal & mother fossil fuels by the way they march.

Chinese space scientists have found a new source of water on the Moon. This finding could make it easier for future explorers to reside on the Moon.

GE HItachi Nuclear Energy (GEH) has partnered with Ontario Power Energy (OPG), Synthos Green Energy (SGE), & the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA)

Fellow farmers called Don Cameron crazy, when first he intentionally flooded his central California farm in 2011, pumping excess stormwater onto his fields.

Trinseo, a company that manufactures various materials, mistakenly released a latex emulsion product into a nearby storm drain in Bristol.