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Instead of cutting costs, chains should invest in fighting carbon emissions and climate change.

What to eat, what to keep, and what to toss.

Catch up on the biggest stories from the past week in technology news.

It’s like an electric air taxi, but for cargo, not humans.

Countries like China and Egypt have been using the parasol the right way—to stay cool and stop skin cancer.

You’re probably doing it wrong.

New research digs in to potential risks—from bone fractures to ruptured spleens.

Experts and companies agree: Methane is the rocket fuel of the future.

Hundreds of archaeologists pooled their data to get the big picture.

It's a complicated question we've yet to really answer.

You're still out of luck if you 're hoping to fix it on your own, though.

A complex explosive sequence propels pilots out of doomed planes.

To build a transatlantic ferry that's cheap, clean, and quick, we'll need to, well, build a better boat.

They also provide evidence of an ancient cosmic crash.

The most robust census yet suggests that they’re out there, but they might take time to locate.

Here's where our O2 really comes from.

Striking a pose only gets you halfway.

A surprising example of a species introduction going well.

A quarter of surveyed teens in Arizona have used a highly potent form of marijuana.

Meteorologists are wincing at the reappearance of this all-too-familiar myth.