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Colorado prisons face alarming climate threats as 80% of facilities remain vulnerable to extreme heat, wildfires, and floods—yet protections for inmates are critically lacking. Could this be a crisis

Fish oil’s omega-3 and omega-6 are linked to lower cancer risk in 19 types, but a surprising exception raises new questions. See which cancers may benefit—and the one that may not. Fish

Scientists map origins of Earth's meteorites to three young asteroid families: Massalia, Karin, and Koronis. Massalia alone contributes 37% of meteorites, solving a decades-old cosmic mystery.

A lawsuit challenges the approval of the Nevada lithium mine, claiming it threatens an endangered plant and sacred Indigenous lands. Can the U.S. protect its resources without causing irreversible dam

Unleash the thrill of Zero Motorcycles' affordable XE and XB electric bikes, delivering up to 468 lb.ft torque, 65-mile range, and rapid charging—rugged, road-ready, and priced below $10K!

Italy and Czech Republic’s bold move against EU’s 94g CO2 limit could shield automotive jobs from €95 per gram fines. What’s the cost of compliance, and will the auto industry adapt in

Antarctica's Ross Ice Shelf is vanishing faster than scientists imagined—45 years of hidden ocean warming may be driving up to 80 cm of annual ice loss. Is this the tipping point?

With 43 juvenile rhesus macaques loose and only one recaptured, a South Carolina research facility faces scrutiny. Learn what triggered the escape and why security protocols are under fire.

In just 25 hours, 84 sharks were killed, and ancient coral beds were decimated as industrial fishing scours 80 seamounts. See how bottom trawling threatens this underwater world’s survival.

Can Princeton’s carbon roadmap repurpose 10% of CO₂ emissions into valuable materials? From construction to fuels, see how recycled carbon could drive profit and sustainability.