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The Forest Service is asking how it can both expand critical prescribed fire use, and do so safely in a warming world.

Quantum memory, entangled particles, and other concepts at the bleeding edge of computing.

Ten million vaccine doses will be available as early as Tuesday June 21.

China is a renewable energy powerhouse. So why are they building coal plants?

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A GM simulator offers the chance to virtually experience what astronauts did for real decades ago—and may do again in the future.

Improved ventilation protects from infectious diseases and affects students' learning.

Slow sand and membrane filters can knock out nearly all of the tiny pollutants.

Under the broiler of this week's heat dome, unshaded streets got up to 122 degrees.

Smarten up your wrist with Samsung’s best wearable devices.

Flying continues to be the safest mode of transportation.

Created in a manner similar to a panorama, the resulting survey lets astronomers observe some of the Universe's oldest galaxies.

This is the top cause of death in young children.

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The United Kingdom plans on spending $2.5 billion in R&D on next-gen technology. Here's some of what they're pursuing.

A new model suggests “mantle rain” from inside Earth’s mantle ensures we will always have a surface ocean.

Here’s how the Ocean Reform Act addresses the supply chain and price spikes.

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Under a warming climate, trends suggest that these kinds of 'rain-on-snow' flood events will become more common.