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Master the art of the blue bin.

Chemicals used to prevent worms and rot seems to have changed the wood's structure.

The CDC is expanding who will be eligible.

Argo floats pack all types of sensors that can detect pH, oxygen, temperature and more.

These turtles lived in the Cretaceous period and were wiped out with the dinosaurs.

Masks, social distancing, and vaccination are key to protecting kids, experts say.

Protect your group texts and calls.

The next decade is crucial to tackle both big polluting gases.

Our editors scrounged up some truly bizarre facts.

Using a battery-powered garbage truck to collect trash in a city like New York is not a stinky idea.

The same system Moderna used for its COVID vaccine may also be able to help prevent HIV.

Excerpt: Skeleton Keys: The Secret Life of Bone

Three newly discovered fossil mammals hint at a bustling post-dinosaur world.

Some of today’s quantum physicists are tinkering with an esoteric phase of matter that seems to disobey some of our laws of physics.

Tackle life on the principles of reduce, reuse, and recycle.

Astronomers used the rings as a seismograph to peer inside the planet’s core.

Yes, it's called a catio—it's a patio but for your cat.

Our waste systems just aren't ready for compostable plastic.

The cars in 11 crashes were all in Autopilot or adaptive cruise control mode.

These apps will help you bring your text message history wherever you go.