Science

New Biden Rule Boosts Conservation On Public Lands

The changes are a marked shift for a federal agency that environmentalists have long derided as the “Bureau of Livestock and Mining.”
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New Photos Show Just How Bad Mass Coral Bleaching Is On The Great Barrier Reef

For the first time, extreme levels of bleaching have been seen along all regions of Australia's iconic reef.
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NASA Confirms Origin Of Space Object That Crashed Into Florida Home

The agency said in a blog post it had collected the item and determined it was a piece of hardware from the ISS.
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New Documents Reveal A GOP Senate Candidate’s Blatant Lies

The Trump-endorsed MAGA conservative keeps flip-flopping on the climate — and SEC filings reveal how hypocritical he really is.
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So, You Looked At The Eclipse Without Glasses. Are Your Eyes Doomed?

Don't ignore these subtle symptoms that could be signs of serious eye damage.
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Sunny Hostin Makes Shocking Claim About Eclipse And Co-Hosts Come To Rescue

"The View" host tried to make a few connections that Whoopi Goldberg and Joy Behar weren't buying.
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See Photos From The Total Solar Eclipse As Crowds Witness Rare Event

Millions of Americans have their heads craned awkwardly skyward.
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Total Solar Eclipse Races Across North America

Eclipse mania gripped all of Mexico, the U.S. and Canada, as the moon swept in front of the sun, blotting out daylight.
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Trump’s Second-Term Blueprint Would Take A Wrecking Ball To Public Lands

William Perry Pendley, an anti-federal land zealot, wrote the playbook for a Republican-controlled Interior Department, with an assist from an oil buddy.
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Marjorie Taylor Greene's 'Repent' Earthquake Tweet Shakes Up Internet

Although God was unavailable for comment on the congresswoman's tweet, folks on social media were happy to fill in the gap.
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