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WM’s $40M upgrade to its Philadelphia recycling plant now handles 45 tons per hour with cutting-edge AI, raising annual capacity to 192,000 tons. What does this mean for recycling efficiency?

Groundwater pumping has shifted 2,150 gigatons of water, tilting Earth’s axis by 31.5 inches since 1993. What’s driving this unprecedented change, and which regions are the largest contributors?

The Human Cell Atlas analyzes over 100M cells, revealing thousands of unique cell types, challenging our biology knowledge, and unlocking secrets of gut health, skeletal growth, and cutting-edge medic

The world’s tallest and shortest women, standing 215.16 cm and 62.8 cm, met for an unforgettable tea at The Savoy, marking a Guinness World Records milestone with their 152.36 cm height difference.

From elephants to monkeys, animals thrive on fermented fruits without intoxication. Learn how evolution fine-tuned their alcohol metabolism to ensure survival and uncover surprising medicinal and soci

Global leaders convene in Busan to shape a pivotal treaty addressing plastic production and chemical restrictions, amid industry pushback. Will the treaty bring transformative change or fall short?

AI cracks down on illegal wildlife trade with a cutting-edge system that screened 360,000 images and removed 7,853 illegal ads. Uncover how technology is reshaping the fight to protect endangered spec

Biden becomes the first U.S. president to visit the Amazon, unveiling $11B climate funding by 2024 and a $37.5M reforestation project in Brazil. Can these steps reverse environmental devastation?

Utqiagvik, Alaska, plunges into 64 days of darkness as the polar night begins. What keeps life moving when sunlight disappears? From cultural resilience to scientific research, the answers might surpr

Scientists identify chloronitramide anion in U.S. tap water systems serving 113 million people. Found in all 40 samples tested, this discovery raises urgent questions about potential health risks.