Hong Kong (CNN) US President Donald Trump’s move to rollback environmental protections leaves China poised to take the lead in the global fight against climate change.
The quest to cram ever more human beings into ever-decreasing square footage of city real estate continues – with a skyscraper suspended from an asteroid.
China’s breakneck economic expansion may be flagging, but the country’s ambitions in space show no signs of slowing down. Alongside ongoing efforts to rival NASA by placing robotic landers, and eventually astronauts, on the moon and Mars, China’s …
NASA is leading the next steps into deep space near the moon, where astronauts will build and begin testing the systems needed for challenging missions to deep space destinations including Mars.
The USGS forecasts a six-foot rise in sea level and says preserving California’s beaches will require more sand and a sustained, coordinated commitment to distributing it.
Ever since 2012, scientists have been debating a complex and frankly explosive idea about how a warming planet will alter our weather – one that, if it’s correct, would have profound implications across the Northern Hemisphere and especially in its …
Supermassive black holes don’t just destroy stars, new stars are born in the extreme environment around them too. A group of astronomers using the European Southern Observatory’s (ESO) Very Large Telescope have discovered stars forming in masses of …
Science tells us that humans evolved from primate ancestors, and that despite the fact that apes still exist, we’re actually just a different branch on the same family tree.
Since the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service added the bee to the list on March 21, researchers and conservationists have been working to find a solution to the species’ rapid population decline.
Researchers have found out that forest and trees do not only absorb the carbon dioxide emissions of the world but they cool the Earth in other ways too.
Scientists in Germany flipped the switch Thursday on what’s being described as “the world’s largest artificial sun,” a device they hope will help shed light on new ways of making climate-friendly fuels.
By Dennis Thompson HealthDay Reporter. (HealthDay News) — Deaths related to extreme heat are expected to keep rising, even if most nations can contain global warming at agreed-upon levels, a new study reports.
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