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California confirms its first H5N1 bird flu case in a child, raising questions about virus spread and exposure amid 65% of U.S. dairy herd infections centered in the state. Details on the

Google's first mass timber office in Sunnyvale offers a sustainable solution with 96% fewer carbon emissions than typical construction, targeting LEED Platinum certification while housing 900 employee

California officials detected H5N1 in raw milk, sparking a voluntary recall amid a 20% surge in raw milk sales. With 29 mild human cases linked to infected cows, could rising risks reshape

Elon Musk outlines SpaceX's ambitious Mars goals, starting with uncrewed Starship tests by 2026. Learn about the hurdles, reusable rocket tech, and Tesla Cybertruck's Martian role in a 20-year vision.

Ranked by size and fierce tactics, these top predators of the US, from stealthy pumas to mighty bears, use unmatched power and precision to dominate their domains. Which is the ultimate apex

Experience London's cutting-edge transit as UK Route 358 introduces sleek electric tram-buses! Charging in just 6 minutes, this eco-friendly marvel revolutionizes urban commutes.

AI's rapid growth could create up to 5M tons of e-waste by 2030, straining ecosystems and human health. Can circular economy strategies reduce this burden by 86%? The clock is ticking—find out

WM’s $40M upgrade to its Philadelphia recycling plant now handles 45 tons per hour with cutting-edge AI, raising annual capacity to 192,000 tons. What does this mean for recycling efficiency?

Groundwater pumping has shifted 2,150 gigatons of water, tilting Earth’s axis by 31.5 inches since 1993. What’s driving this unprecedented change, and which regions are the largest contributors?

The Human Cell Atlas analyzes over 100M cells, revealing thousands of unique cell types, challenging our biology knowledge, and unlocking secrets of gut health, skeletal growth, and cutting-edge medic