Kristin Falzon
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Wow! Chinese Officials Arrested for Stuffing Cotton Gauze Into Air Monitoring Equipment to Falsify Results
Environmental officials in China's northern city of Xi'an have been detained for altering air quality monitoring results to avoid penalties for high pollution in → Read More
Experts Claim They 'Solved' the Bermuda Triangle Mystery
According to a Science Channel documentary, hexagonal clouds captured by satellites along the western tip of the Bermuda Triangle could explain disappearances → Read More
13-Year-Old Wins Top Prize: Makes Wind Energy Device That Costs Just $5
A 13-year-old student won the 2016 Discovery Education 3M Young Scientist Challenge for developing a device that uses solar and wind power to create energy. → Read More
Park Ranger Murdered While Protecting Critically Endangered Gorillas
Jacques is the second ranger to be killed in the park in the last six months. → Read More
Park Ranger Murdered While Protecting Critically Endangered Gorillas
A wildlife ranger protecting critically endangered Grauer's gorillas was killed this month in the Democratic Republic of Congo's Kahuzi Biega National Park. → Read More
World's Most Remote Village Is About to Become Self-Sufficient
The most remote village on Earth, located on Tristan da Cunha in the South Atlantic, is about to get a 21st century upgrade in self-sufficiency thanks to a design competition → Read More
Park Ranger Murdered While Protecting Critically Endangered Gorillas
A wildlife ranger protecting critically endangered Grauer's gorillas was killed this month in the Democratic Republic of Congo's Kahuzi Biega National Park. → Read More
Chain-Smoking Chimpanzee Shockingly Popular at Zoo
A chain-smoking chimpanzee has become the hot attraction at the Central Zoo in North Korea outraging animal rights activists who say it's animal cruelty. → Read More
Giant Jade Stone Worth $170 Million Unearthed in Burma
Miners have unearthed the world's most valuable chunk of jade stone in Burma, the southeast Asian country also known as Myanmar. Worth an estimated $170 million → Read More
Giant Jade Stone Worth $170 Million Unearthed in Burma
Miners have unearthed the world's most valuable chunk of jade stone in Burma, the southeast Asian country also known as Myanmar. Worth an estimated $170 million → Read More
10,000 Critically Endangered Water Frogs Found Dead in Polluted Lake
Peru's National Forest and Wildlife Service is investigating the deaths of hundreds of critically endangered Titicaca water frogs in the polluted Lake Titicaca. → Read More
Florida Faces Worst Orange Harvest Crisis Since Records Began in 1913
Citrus production Florida continues to plummet as the first forecast from the U.S. Department of Agriculture indicates a 14 percent drop in the orange crop. → Read More
World's Oldest Panda in Captivity Dies
The oldest giant panda living in captivity, Jia Jia, was euthanized at Ocean Park in Hong Kong after her health rapidly deteriorated over the past two weeks. → Read More
National Geographic: 5 Things You Need to Know About the Warming Arctic
National Geographic's Dr. Enric Sala explains the critical state of Arctic sea ice due to climate change. Leonardo DiCaprio's documentary Before the Flood → Read More
5 Things You Need to Know About the Warming Arctic
National Geographic's Dr. Enric Sala explains the critical state of Arctic sea ice due to climate change. Leonardo DiCaprio's documentary Before the Flood → Read More
It's Official: Donald Trump Is a 'Revolting Slug, Unfit for Public Office,' Says NSW Parliament
The upper house of the New South Wales state parliament in Australia is condemning Donald Trump's run for U.S. president calling him "a "revolting slug" unfit → Read More
Millions of Chickens Feared Dead at Factory Farms in Wake of Hurricane Matthew
Rick Dove of Waterkeeper Alliance said he has seen thousands of floating carcasses already and estimates the number of dead chickens "is probably in the millions." → Read More
Egyptian Village Goes Solar
KarmBuild's Tayebat Workers Village is Egypt's first solar-powered village located in the Bahariya Oasis. The photovoltaic solar panels blend into the stone walls → Read More
Shailene Woodley + 26 Others Arrested While Peacefully Protesting Dakota Access Pipeline
Shailene Woodley, star of The Fault in Our Stars and the Divergent, was arrested while protesting the Dakota Access Pipeline in Sioux County, North Dakota. → Read More
Watch Guinness World Record Holder's Stunning Free Dive Under Arctic Ice
After a terrible downhill biking accident in which Norblad nearly lost her leg to necrosis, she began a cold water treatment of free diving under the Arctic ice that changed her life and saved her leg. → Read More