Globally, glaciers are often lumped into one narrative of loss. These three stories show how they can still surprise us.
An access study is looking at how to improve the usability of the Bayou Sauvage Urban National Wildlife Refuge for its ...
By CARLOTTA GALL and KAMILA HRABCHUKA steady hum of activity filled the underground bunker in eastern Ukraine. Soldiers ...
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Ancient Scythian burial site from Siberia reveals earliest known use of cannabis as an intoxicant
The site predates the oldest previous evidence from the first millennium BCE for mind-altering use of cannabis such as ...
A dead battery, a blown tire, or a collision can turn an ordinary drive into an unexpectedly expensive afternoon. The phone ...
Lake Guerlédan was emptied in 2015 and about 2 million visitors walked its bed, finding canal locks and slate quarries, not a ...
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Traditional African village surrounded by red earth and acacia trees
Explore the vast African savanna, where red-orange earth, scattered green trees, and traditional rural settlements create a ...
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NC’s coastal forests are dying. Why the pace may be accelerating.
A new study reveals North Carolina coastal forests are vanishing as rising seas create growing 'ghost forests.' ...
Boondocking looks like the easiest trip in the RV world: find a pretty patch of public land, park, and soak up the quiet for ...
Many drivers passing along the highway have likely never even heard of this tree, though it's linked to one of the state's ...
Earlier this month, the New Forest Biodiversity Forum released a short video about wetland restoration in the New Forest.
Encounters with Earth's Memory and the Reality of the JourneyAbstractFrom the Chichisugi cedar, said to be 800 years old, and ...
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