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A blueprint for the eco-tropolis of the future with fresh air, pristine water and cheap energy. Plus, 48 audacious ideas to save the planet

To rescue the Earth, we need bold engineering ideas that go beyond simple recycling

New animal bones discovered in Coxcatlan Cave may push back the arrival date, but the evidence is still unclear.

PopSci's look at the future of the environment continues, with projects that might soon spell disaster

You know bacon is delicious, but did you know it contains enough energy to melt metal?

Plus, other environmental issues wreaking havoc on the best meal of the day.

Learn a skill that will make you stand out as a die-hard coffee lover.

Scientists can see individual atoms clearer than ever before, but they might be nearing their journey’s end.

Work wherever you have Wi-Fi.

From Beyoncé to Shakira.

When choosing where to hunt, gray foxes favor bear territory.

Sunglasses that block out points of bright light with LCD-screen lenses

They’re the Best of What’s New.

An unorthodox, highly scientific training regimen made Andy Potts the top triathlete in the country

This is what happens when police, military folks, and scientists get together to play with very expensive robots.

Private companies want to launch reusable space rockets in 2020.

Correcting some misconceptions about, well, conception.

The oxygen levels declined at rates much faster than in oceans.

Training has gone virtual during the pandemic, and it's more popular than ever.

More pooing, less booing.