US Seeking to Protect Largest Underwater Canyon Off New York City For New Marine Sanctuary
The largest canyon in the American waters of the Atlantic Ocean, Hudson is vital place for cold water reef life.
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158 Tesla Mega-Batteries Will Boost Hawaii Green Energy By 10%, And Shut Down Coal-Fired Power Plant
With 180 megawatts capacity churning out and sucking in 565 megawatt hours, the Kapolei project gives Oahu confidence to shutter a coal plant.
Majority of Teachers and Parents Want More of This to Increase Student Engagement in Classrooms
A poll of teachers and parents showed they wanted more hands-on learning, especially in groups, in elementary and middle schools
Men Free of Prostate Cancer Had Guts Fortified By Microbes Found in Yogurt
An intriguing comparison study offers more incentive to grab yourself a yogurt because what's in your gut is associated with prostate cancer.
Watch the Hilarious Speeches as Jon Stewart is Honored With Mark Twain Prize at Kennedy Center
Check out the hilarious speeches honoring Jon Stewart who won the Mark Twain Prize For American Humor at the Kennedy Center.
Scientists Discover Simple Way to Remove Heavy Metal From Water Using Plant Waste
Scientists created a cheap membrane made from a waste by-product of vegetable oil that can filter out heavy metals to make drinking water.
Dissolvable Implant Relieves Pain On Demand Without the Use of Drugs or Opioids
The first-of-its-kind implant could provide a much-needed alternative to opioids by supplying pain relief without drugs.
Rare 'Dinosaur Bird' Patiently Awaits a Lifelong Mate to Populate the Magnificent Species
A rare 'dinosaur' bird is awaiting a new mate after being moved to Exmoor Zoo in an effort to help save the shoebill species.
Movement in Paralyzed Arms is Restored by 'Zapping' Spinal Cords With Electrical Stimulation
With no treatments to restore dexterity in paralyzed patients, the University of Pittsburgh used electrical stimulation to restore function.
Artificial Photosynthesis Can Produce More Food in the Dark Than With Sunshine
Scientists are developing artificial photosynthesis to help make food production more energy-efficient here on Earth, and one day possibly on Mars.
Virtual Reality Glasses Displaying Exercise Give Similar Effects to Those Who Can't Move
A new study from Tohoku University suggests that virtual reality training can reduce psychosocial stress and anxiety.
Breakthrough Zero-Carbon Fertilizer Set to Take Root Across the World as 'Biochar'
Biochar isn't like hydroponic or vertical farming-it doesn't change the picture of a garden, and, in reality, it's quite straight forward.
He Planted a Giant Sequoia in the UK to Offset His Carbon Footprint for Life - And 700 More to Make a Forest
Henry Emson realized that planting a sequoia tree would make triply-sure his family's impact on the climate was taken care of.
Prostate Cancer Breakthrough Could Stop the Tumor Spreading After It Becomes Resistant to Current Therapy
A prostate cancer breakthrough could stop the tumor spreading after it becomes resistant to current therapy, Dutch Cancer Institute scientists say.
Drugs From Mark Cuban's Pharmacy Could Save Medicare Billions Every Year, Harvard Says
$3.6 billion: That's how much entrepreneur Mark Cuban's new online pharmacy is showing could be saved if Medicare bought from him.
Scientists Turn Brazilian Tree Bark Into Promising Treatment for Leukemia
Compounds from a Brazilian tree bark can now be used to treat acute myeloid leukaemia after a new technique that delivers it straight into the cancer cell.
The Smell of Desert Rain May Be Good for Your Health
The smell of rain and the feeling of euphoria that comes when a storm washes over the parched earth – it really is good for you. Here is why.
Eating Oily Fish Like Salmon May Cut Risk of Developing Alzheimer's by Nearly 50%
Eating oily fish like mackerel or salmon could slash your risk of developing Alzheimer's disease by nearly 50 percent.
Viking Age Shipyard Uncovered at Birka is Like Nothing Ever Found Before
Sven Isaksson described the shipyard as the first of its kind, revealing unique details about the Birka Vikings maritime culture in Sweden.
Cannabis-Fed Chickens May Cut Antibiotic Use on Thailand Farms
Using cannabis leaves, there were fewer cases of avian bronchitis and superior amino acid profiles in the chickens, Thai scientists found.