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Textile recycling could help solve Europe’s waste problem-an 18 to 26 percent fiber-to-fiber recycling rate could be achieved by 2030.

Emeritus sculpture like many of Grade's works, is intended to live parallel to and be modified by our regional botanical ecology.

OpenAI has announced the release of its new GPT-4, the most advanced large language model yet.

Oregon as well as the National Marine Fisheries Service, to cancel ocean salmon fishing ban along much of the coast.

After 30 years of being thought extinct, a rare species of plant called Thismia kobensis, also known as the fairy lantern rediscovered.

BMW has debuted five new BMW iX5 Hydrogen vehicles in the Middle East & soon in USA to showcase the company's dedication towards individual and sustainable mobility.

Elementary school students have found that EpiPens can turn poisonous in space due to the effects of cosmic radiation during space travel.

In a low-lying tract of southern Georgia’s pine belt, row upon row of twig-like poplar trees that were genetically engineered to grow wood at swift rates while slurping up carbon dioxide from

A massive seaweed bloom spread across 5,000-mile, the 'Great Atlantic Sargassum Belt,' is one of the largest on record and is posing a threat to wildlife, infrastructure, and the tourism industry.