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The oil giant commissioned secret climate research as early as the 1970s, with surprisingly accurate results.

Back-to-back storms in California threaten lives, homes, and infrastructure—but will also bolster the West’s water supply.

They just need wind and sun to get things done.

Exercise 'snacks' can lower blood pressure and blood sugar.

With loads of activity-specific features, Garmin’s flagship running watch can aid performance and productivity with deeper data, tailored training, and bigger battery life.

A transition to electric vehicles may mean rethinking safety measures.

The outbreak was the worst Ebola epidemic in Uganda in 20 years with 55 confirmed deaths.

Hearing and psychology experts explain audio pareidolia, or why your fan sounds like it’s talking to you.

The near-Earth discovery is an 'impressive' find, astronomers say.

From new solar panels to EVs, your 2023 sustainability goals might be a little easier to achieve with IRA tax credits.

This unique development matches blood flow in the body, making it incredibly useful for biomedical advances.

The Russian space agency plans to launch a new Soyuz to the space station next month after the current spacecraft was damaged by a micrometeorite.

VALL-E is just the latest example. Here's what to know about DALL-E 2, GPT-3, and more.

Koko provides online mental health services, often to young users, and recently tested AI chatbot responses under murky circumstances.

Here's what's changing.

Plunging into the genes of the humble rockfish could help us treat age-related diseases.

A failure within the Notices to Air Missions system halted all commercial planes for the first time since 9/11.

Carbon emissions grew by 1.3 percent in 2022 in the US.

Coastal flooding can cause lithium-ion fires in EVs, but a new battery breakthrough sidesteps the issue entirely.

It's a race against time to protect the incredibly unique group of mammals.