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Shrinking ice roads in Canada's north disrupt vital freight routes, leaving remote communities struggling. What’s fueling the rapid melt and how will it impact their survival?

Metro Vancouver's transit hits 233M rides in 2023, nearing pre-pandemic levels. Ranked 2nd in Canada, it outpaces Toronto and Calgary while grappling with shifting revenue trends.

Lake Mead faces a crisis: 824 miles of illegal roads and 81,000 acres of exposed terrain prompt a $8.66M project to fix the damage. What does this mean for water levels, access,

Aerobic fitness reduces dementia risk by 35%, enhancing brain health and cardiovascular strength. Even hereditary risks are minimized through running, cycling, or cardio-based exercises.

Nations fail to agree on a plastic treaty as microplastics invade human health. With production set to rise 70% by 2040, key industries resist restrictions.

Air pollution alters fetal DNA and boosts inflammation in pregnant women, says Harvard's PM2.5 study. Can these findings reshape maternal health policies?

China halts gallium and germanium exports, impacting 54% of US supply and risking $3.4B in tech losses, as semiconductor makers face severe disruptions in the ongoing US-China tech conflict.

A CEO exit, $40M pay outrage, falling sales, and leadership conflicts shake Stellantis. Curious how John Elkann plans to steer this auto giant through a storm? Read on for key details.

A 1,200-foot asteroid grazes Earth at 1.37M miles, sparking zero impact fears and crossing Mars’ orbit in 2025. What makes it potentially hazardous?

Montana's new map reveals over 1.56M acres of inaccessible state trust lands surrounded by private property. How does this affect public access and conservation funding? Click for all the crucial deta