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Ever heard of a microgrid? Here’s why you should start one.
Communities across the world are taking power into their own hands.
Here’s how much climate change intensified 2020’s hyperactive hurricane season
A model study shows that climate change increased extreme rainfall during the 2020 Atlantic hurricane season by 10 percent.
We may finally know how magic mushrooms help fight depression
The psychedelic compound psilocybin appears to boost brain connectivity.
Liquid lenses could make NASA’s next space telescope even more powerful than Webb
Spheres of liquid polymers in microgravity are key.
Energy costs hit low-income Americans the hardest
A shift to a low carbon future offers an opportunity to make energy costs equitable.
Neptune is already an ice giant, but it might be having a cold snap
The ice giant's atmosphere is even chillier than we thought.
This glittery squid can change color in an instant
The bigfin reef squid’s use of different habitats calls for multiple camouflage strategies.
4 lab accidents that changed the world
Some science experiment mistakes resulted in amazing new products.
One historic caribou herd is thriving under First Nations’ care
The Klinse-Za herd tripled in size in under a decade, thanks to a variety of restoration efforts.
A new climate report finally highlights the importance of our decisions
The IPCC emphasizes lowering energy demand. But getting supportive policies in place is difficult.