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A new AI model forecasts solar storms with just a one-minute margin of error, offering unprecedented protection for our technology.

Kyrgyzstan's river otters are vanishing, with trout farms unexpectedly at the center of the crisis. Will scientists' rescue efforts come in time? The latest revelations will leave you questioning what

Yale introduces a practical soil carbon measurement method requiring only 10% field sampling, enhancing accuracy and reliability in carbon credit markets.

Facing a $15,000 price increase due to tariffs, Polestar accelerates U.S. manufacturing to maintain competitiveness.

Ford faces a $5.5 billion loss in its EV division, leading to the cancellation of large electric SUVs. Discover the company's new strategy focusing on smaller EVs and hybrids.

Why are U.S. markets fueling a secret hippo product trade? Over 3,000 hippos were killed for exotic goods in just nine years—what does this mean for their endangered status? The verdict may

A female shark gave birth in an all-female tank after three years without a male. DNA tests will reveal if it's parthenogenesis or long-term sperm storage. The mystery could reshape shark reproduction

A Sydney family uncovered 102 red-bellied black snakes in their backyard mulch pile. Some were born right after being caught — see how this rare encounter unfolded and what experts say about

Discover BloombergNEF's latest findings: clean energy technologies like solar, wind, and batteries are projected to become 2-11% more affordable by 2025, making renewables increasingly cost-effective.

Discover how UK scientists are leveraging satellite technology to monitor Antarctic krill populations, crucial for marine ecosystems and climate regulation.