‘World’s first net-zero energy mosque’ is made with mud and solar panels
Facebook Tweet Email Link Ancient rammed-earth construction techniques and cutting-edge solar technology might seem an unlikely pairing. But…
Experts call for immediate cuts to water use from the Colorado River
The mighty Colorado River, which supplies water to cities and farms across Southern California, could again dwindle to…
Beavers return to California for the first time in 70 years
Amid the endless scroll of relationship theatrics and red flag compilations, a quiet moment of genuine tenderness has…
Novi water main fixed, but boil water advisory continues
NOVI – A massive water main break that impacted much of the city as well as surrounding communities…
Could the Cuyahoga River ever host an open swim like Chicago just did?
CLEVELAND, Ohio – The Chicago River made news recently for something it hadn’t done in nearly 100 years…
Recycled nuclear waste to power space batteries for lunar rovers
A Washington-based company is set to use the new type of nuclear waste to power space batteries. Zeno…
‘The whole forest has changed’: Amazon trees are getting fatter due to rising CO2 in the atmosphere
Trees of all sizes across the Amazon rainforest are getting fatter due to climate change, a new study…
Watch rescued sea otter play with ice chunks, make friends at renowned aquarium
A rescued sea otter is now fully integrated into the otter group at a renowned aquarium near Michigan.…
Cafe Visitors Are Stunned When Baby Seal Wanders Up To Them And Falls Asleep
At The Lazy Wave Cafe on the Isle of Wight off the coast of England, thirsty patrons can…
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