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A tropical island in Tonga that emerged from the water in 2015 was filled with unusual life forms, but was ultimately destroyed by the largest volcanic explosion of the twenty-first century, according

As the Colorado river's water levels dwindle, the US Bureau of Reclamation asked the seven states to reduce usage by 2 to 4 million acre feet, which could be up to 30%

The Platitude “Rich are getting richer and the poor are getting poorer” is substantiated by the report published by Oxfam.

While some luxury car brands are known for their high repair costs, insurance providers are becoming more selective in covering these expenses, especially for low-mileage Tesla EVs, as reported by Reu

NASA study sheds light on a previously uncharted subterranean source contributes to the substantial amount of water for irrigation, groundwater fluctuations in California.

Recent studies by Consumer Reports have found that dark chocolate has the presence of harmful heavy metals such as lead and cadmium.

Maximizing Mobility & Minimizing Mining: An Expert's Plan for Electric Vehicle Batteries to Reduce Environmental Impact by Thea Riofrancos, Providence College Political Science Professor.

Tesla has completed the demolition of its previous Model 3 production setup and has started installing updated equipment for the rumored refurbished Model 3, known as "Project Highland."

The largest number of Californians searching for a new home on Redfin, over 41,000 in the last quarter of 2022, sought to leave the state, according to the company's report.

SeaTwirl, a Swedish manufacturer of wind turbines, was granted permission to test its floating, vertical-axis wind turbine prototype with a 1 MW capacity in Norway.