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The Green Megacity
By
Popular Science Staff
January 1, 2010
Latest
Technology
How computers beat us at our own games
Diy
How to host a virtual party that’s absolutely lit
Environment
This worst-case climate scenario might be the most realistic
Health
The onions in your kitchen could give you food poisoning
Military
Why the Beirut blast created a mushroom cloud
Environment
Young trees have special adaptations that could save the Amazon
Technology
Gene-edited cows could make meat more sustainable. But would people eat it?
Health
A second US state just passed half a million COVID-19 cases
Science
How Disney fools your brain to make lines feel magically short
Military
Why the Beirut blast created a mushroom cloud
While the city's residents don't have to worry about radiation poisoning, other toxins may be lurking in the air.
Erik Olsen
Health
A second US state just passed half a million COVID-19 cases
The country still isn't meeting the testing goals required to quell the virus.
Rachel Feltman
Environment
This worst-case climate scenario might be the most realistic
Climate scientists are still debating what's the most likely outcome, though none of them are looking good.
By
Ula Chrobak
Environment
Young trees have special adaptations that could save the Amazon
Juvenile trees in the Amazon rainforest have an increased ability to perform photosynthesis while under drought conditions.
Kat Eschner
Science
How Disney fools your brain to make lines feel magically short
Happily ever after you move through the queue.
Sara Kiley Watson
Environment
The 2020 hurricane season might be one of the worst in decades
Over the past four decades, the chance of tropical storms developing devastating winds has grown more likely.
By
Ula Chrobak
Environment
The Great American Outdoors Act proves that grassroots advocacy and democracy still work
With dedicated funds from Congress, we can start to fix our national parks and set aside new green spaces for wildlife and public uses.
By Robinson & Krebs/Outdoor Life
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