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Trump opened 490,000 square miles of protected Pacific waters to fishing, triggering lawsuits that could decide the future of marine protections—see why scientists say it’s like stealing from your kid

ISRO’s 101st launch with PSLV-C61 failed just minutes after liftoff—marking only the third failure in 63 flights. What went wrong in stage three that cost India its radar-powered EOS-09?

BYD drops EVDirect to fully manage Australian operations after hitting 50K+ sales—find out what changes next and how it could shake up the local EV market faster than expected.

Kīlauea's 23rd eruption episode on May 25, 2025, featured lava fountains soaring over 1,000 feet, covering half of Halemaʻumaʻu Crater's floor. Uncover the full scope of this volcanic event.

A cave fish in Meghalaya shocked scientists by keeping its eyes and color—breaking rules of evolution seen in cave species. What else sets Schistura densiclava apart may surprise you.

Amur tiger Malena, one of fewer than 500 left, dies at 11 after making surgical history—what her case revealed about cancer, conservation, and a medical risk few saw coming.

A surprising salt swap pushed perovskite solar cells to 26.1% efficiency with minimal heat loss—see what changed after 2,100 hours at 65°C.

SWR is now state-run, marking the first Labour rail takeover. But with no fare cuts, delayed trains, and £150M at stake, will nationalisation fix UK rail—or just rebrand old problems?

Queensland’s $88.2M shark safety overhaul links to 7,800+ animal deaths, sparking backlash and legal fears—could this be the cost of 'safety' or a misstep with devastating environmental impact?

Environmental groups sue to block Alaska gold mine permit, citing threats to the critically endangered Cook Inlet beluga whales, whose population has dwindled to just 331 individuals.