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Antarctica's vegetation surged 14 times since 1986, transforming icy terrains into mossy expanses. What triggered this dramatic greening? Click to uncover its connection to glacier retreat and warming

Lois Gibbs, a determined housewife, exposed a toxic crisis at Love Canal, leading to the evacuation of 800 families and the cleanup of 40,000 hazardous sites under the EPA's Superfund program.

The U.S. coyote population reaches 4.7 million, with Texas leading at 859,510. Why are these adaptable canines thriving? Learn how their numbers impact ecosystems, urban areas, and hunting laws.

Irregular sleep patterns increase heart failure risk by 45%! See how this new study of 72,000 adults reveals why bedtime consistency is more critical than ever for cardiovascular health.

A catastrophic storm, Cyclone Fengal, floods Puducherry with record-breaking 48.4cm rainfall, paralyzing life and smashing 30-year records. Witness the unrelenting devastation unfolding in South India

James Webb Telescope reveals massive black holes in the early universe, challenging what we know about cosmic formation. How did they grow so quickly? The truth might be more surprising than expected.

Can tidal turbines produce clean energy without harming marine life? With over 100 million salmon navigating safely, new testing in Northern Ireland reveals a surprising answer to the renewable energy

Space traffic hits a breaking point with over 14,000 satellites crowding Earth's orbit, risking $556M in damages over five years. Collision-avoidance maneuvers spike, raising alarms for urgent global

Is it a plane or a boat? Miami’s Sea Cheetah reveals a hydrogen-electric vessel with 135-knot speeds, 3x more payload than rivals, and 10x better efficiency—changing how we think about clean transport

Hyperloop technology faces high hopes and hurdles, from sky-high costs to safety issues, but could it redefine transportation or stay a pipe dream? The latest innovations hold promise but spark heated