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Chill out without letting the electricity bill spike like the temperature.

It’s cheap, easy, and quick. Did we mention cheap?

By experimenting with more efficient lighting, vertical farmers are also finding that they can sustain new crops.

You don't need paint or Paint to make a masterpiece.

Three numbers for understanding other ways out of a pandemic.

NYU researchers tested a set of warnings that involved tagging the accounts using hateful language in their tweets.

Even if your food isn't great, dinner can still be memorable.

COP26 had a devoted 'gender day,' but women are still underrepresented in climate policy discussions.

Bring the tunes upstairs and downstairs.

The US will spend billions on non-renewable energy sources over the next five years.

Hold the turkey skin and fatty gravy—your pet will thank you later.

Making red pigment from cinnabar may have caused toxic exposures in prehistoric Iberia.

Seven years in the works, this tech has come a long way but is far from finished.

If you haven’t started preparing yet.

Go get them presents.

To zap bias from code, an MIT-developed curriculum teaches ethical concepts to youngsters.

Cars in the US will get a new update to a small but important feature.

Multiple experiments in a new study indicate certain kinds of information never enter working memory.

They contain “wing hearts” that pump blood and regulate temperatures.

One screen is better than two screens.