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"It's basically a license from the government for the seismic companies to harm and harass marine mammals." → Read More
Alex Hall and Thaddeus Meyer will be starting their run on May 26 in Tobermory, Ontario. → Read More
When Andrew Lawlin's addiction started consuming his life, he decided to try the Game Quitters 90 day detox program. → Read More
Despite legislation that requires child-resistant packaging for liquid nicotine, kids are still ingesting it. → Read More
In just a few short weeks, Tobi, a 2-year-old Australian Shepherd will be on a roll ... literally. → Read More
The shipping industry is responsible for more than 2 percent of global greenhouse gas emissions, according The International Council on Clean Transportation. → Read More
The shipping industry is responsible for more than 2 percent of global greenhouse gas emissions, according The International Council on Clean Transportation. → Read More
Re-gifting is often considered taboo, but for 70-year-old Vertis Boyce, a "re-gifted" kidney saved her life. → Read More
David Christian launched the startup Evoware after noticing the amount of plastic waste in Jakarta, Indonesia. → Read More
The 3D printed aorta models help surgeons make better care assessments for their patients. → Read More
Two brothers from Sacramento are running to Washington, DC from Parkland, Florida in honor of the mass shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School that killed 17 people on February 14. → Read More
Researchers found that the decline in conceptions starts well before an economic downturn. → Read More
Allbirds developed this more breathable material to meet their customers' needs in the summer months. → Read More
As oysters grow on the castles, they help prevent erosion to the area's salt marshes, which are, in turn, protecting the mainland. → Read More
Since his solar panels were installed, Tyrone Evans has seen his electric bill go from $100 to around $2 or $4. → Read More
The video game is based on the real-life challenges of soldiers who work in the poppy fields. → Read More
A Columbia Engineering team recently published a study showing how a device they designed could lead to cheaper, more sustainable hydrogen production. → Read More
More than 2,000 artifacts from 51 ice patches and glaciers have been recovered in Norway. → Read More
Meet Sudan, the "most eligible bachelor in the world" and the last known northern white rhino. → Read More
A study revealed that the frequency of war impacted wildlife populations in Africa more so than the intensity. → Read More