ScienceJun 6
Environmental Research Facilities Face Operational and Financial Challenges
Research organizations are grappling with balancing scientific work, environmental protection, and financial sustainability.
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ScienceMay 1
Scientists Report Advances in Genetic Engineering, Gut Health, and Arthritis Treatment
Researchers announce breakthroughs in three health areas: simplified genetic codes, beneficial gut bacteria for longevity, and potential osteoarthritis reversal.
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ScienceApr 18
Multiple Environmental Challenges Face Marine and Land Ecosystems Globally
Separate environmental crises are affecting different regions, from drought in the U.S. to overfishing in Southeast Asia and warming ocean temperatures.
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ScienceMay 17
Researchers discover oldest English poem in 9th-century manuscript at Rome library
Irish scholars found a rare copy of Caedmon's Hymn, the oldest surviving English poem, in a medieval manuscript at Rome's National Central Library.
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ScienceMay 4
Celestial Body Beyond Pluto May Have Atmosphere, Study Finds
Researchers have detected signs of an atmosphere on a distant object beyond Pluto, which would make it only the second known world past Neptune with this feature.
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ScienceMay 6
Study Quantifies Economic and Health Benefits of Pollinators
New research provides specific data on how pollinators contribute to both nutrition and economic outcomes.
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ScienceJun 8
Researchers Develop Carbon Capture Technology Using Recycled Materials
Scientists have developed methods to convert waste polystyrene into carbon-capturing materials.
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ScienceMay 14
Tech Company Proposes Atmospheric Particles to Reflect Sunlight and Cool Planet
Stardust Solutions claims its microscopic spheres can cool Earth by reflecting solar radiation, but critics question private atmospheric intervention.
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ScienceMay 4
Study Warns New Orleans Faces Ocean Submersion Risk Due to Climate Change
Research indicates New Orleans could be surrounded by Gulf waters before century's end due to sea level rise and coastal erosion.
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ScienceApr 26
Study Links Chemical Exposure and Climate Change to Global Fertility Decline
New research suggests toxic chemicals combined with climate impacts may be causing widespread reproductive harm across species globally.
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ScienceMay 27
Wildlife Officials Use Varied Approaches to Protect Endangered and Control Invasive Species
Federal and state wildlife agencies are implementing different strategies to protect endangered fish and salamanders while controlling invasive species across U.S. waterways.
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ScienceJun 2
Colorado and Oregon Lift Fishing Limits at Drought-Threatened Reservoirs
Wildlife officials in Colorado and Oregon are removing fishing restrictions at reservoirs expected to dry up due to ongoing drought conditions.
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ScienceApr 25
Trump Administration Dismisses National Science Board Members
The Trump administration terminated members of the National Science Board, which advises on National Science Foundation policy and research funding.
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ScienceJun 7
Invasive Northern Snakehead Fish Caught on Long Island for First Time
Officials are developing response plans after an invasive Northern Snakehead fish was caught in Suffolk County waters last week.
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ScienceMar 27
Western U.S. Faces Historic Snow Drought in 2026 Winter Season
The Western United States experienced an unprecedented lack of snowfall during the 2026 winter season, raising concerns about water supplies and economic impacts.
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