U.S. Power Supply Is Changing Significantly
And the shifts in energy sources may be sharper than you think
And the shifts in energy sources may be sharper than you think
The floating shelf of volcanic stone more than twice the size of Manhattan will nonetheless bring a fascinating array of life to the reef
A surprising study overturns a common assumption
Climate change is dramatically altering life at the top of the world
As ice retreats, countries are expanding military seaports, exploiting shipping lanes and exploring for oil and gas
More than two million square kilometers are being carved up, leaving little for the rest of the world
The five coastal countries will have to rectify their science and their politics
Suddenly, nations are jockeying to control the seafloor and exploit resources in the rapidly thawing north
Sending atmospheric CO2 into underground methane hydrates could clean the air and create revenue
The right trees, planted in the right locations, could store 205 gigatons of carbon dioxide
Resilient fuels and innovative reactors could enable a resurgence of nuclear power
Social media bots promote unproved benefits of e-cigarettes
Solving global water issues will greatly benefit food and energy, too
Experts show how 22 recent hurricanes would be different if they formed near the end of this century
A tracker reveals more than 300 government attempts to suppress knowledge
A famous dictionary cites the magazine for new words and new meanings of old words
Building solar, wind, natural gas and water infrastructure all along the U.S.–Mexico border would create economic opportunity rather than antagonism
Strings of ocean storms called atmospheric rivers flood California and other western coastlines, although sometimes they can be beneficial
Relentless accumulation threatens satellites and Earth
Why frigid air, normally bottled up at the North Pole, sometimes pours down as far south as Florida
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