Company Devises Ingenious Method of Repurposing Old Wind Turbines: 'The perfect time'
Large, commercial-scale operations for the recycling of decommissioned blades are expected to begin in the second half of 2023
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Prehistoric Bird Once Thought to Be Extinct Returns to New Zealand Wild
For the Māori, the reintroduction is incredibly special. In the past Māori people gathered the feathers of the bird into cloaks.
Viral Teen With Record Size Feet Finally Gets Size 23 Shoes Donated So He Can Play Football
At 15 years old he was wearing size 22 shoes—the largest which any sporting company had ever needed to make
Robot Named Sorty McSortface Uses Mechanical Claws and AI to Sort Tons of Recyclables in Minutes
It's already deployed in 80 recycling facilities and is 99% accurate, becoming more accurate every year the waste is being sorted
Tiny Italian Town Dug Up an Extremely Rare Roman Temple while Trying to Build Supermarket
A pagan-Roman temple, known as a Capitolium, dedicated to Jupiter, Minvera, and Juno has Roman researchers very excited.
Pole Vaulters Agree to Share Gold Medal in Unexpected Twist at High Stakes World Championship-WATCH
After matching each other in normal rounds, two Olympic pole vaulters had continued to battle it out over three tiebreaker rounds.
Ocean CleanUp Launches Huge System in Pacific Garbage Patch to Clean a Football Field Every 5 Seconds
The Ocean Cleanup deployed a new system to the Great Pacific Garbage Patch capable of cleaning an area of a football field every five seconds.
Top 10 Tips for Getting Over a Breakup - Advice From 2,000 Adults Finds Much Agreement
The best advice to get over a breakup was compiled in a new poll of 2,000 people who have a few opinions on the poignant topic.
Implantable Artificial Kidney That Frees Patients From Dialysis On Horizon After Successful Trial
Sufferers living with kidney failure may have a future without dialysis or a long waits for organ transplants, thanks to implantable device.
Man Used 80 Discarded Vape Batteries to Power an Electric Scooter Proving the Importance of E-Waste
A clever graduate has used 80 discarded vape batteries to power his e-scooter—and to make a point about waste.
Couple Who Won 100,000 in Lottery Plans to Spend Money on Fostering Children
A kindhearted couple who won £100,000 on the Euromillions is planning to spend their winnings on fostering children.
A Thrift Store Shopper Joked She'd Found a Famous Artist's Work for $4 - and Actually She Really Had
While the painting had famous Maine artist NC Wyeth's signature on it, the woman simply assumed it was false, or a reproduction.
China's War on Pollution Improved Air Quality 42%, Reduced Global Pollution Average, and Returned 2 Years of Life to Citizens
While the life expectancy has risen on average 2.2 years, some cities like Beijing and Baoding have seen far more drastic increases
Stray Dog Escapes Animal Shelter 3 Times to Claim Sofa in Elderly Care Facility-Now He Calls it Home
Scout was a mutt and a stray and was kept at a shelter in Michigan until the pooch with no past decided he was tired of waiting to be adopted
Ultrasound Scanners Inside of a Bra Could Detect Breast Cancer Earlier, and Between Screenings
The device was developed at MIT, at once worn, it allows the user to move an ultrasound tracker across the bra and check for tumors.
New Blood Test Could Diagnose Parkinson's Before it Begins Damaging the Nervous System
Current diagnoses of Parkinson's are largely based on clinical symptoms after significant neurological damage has already occurred
Remarkable Man Averts Oil Tanker Disaster by Crowdfunding to Remove Crumbling Ship From Red Sea
Now, an addendum to the story reveals the work of a hero whose crowdfunding campaign succeeded in collecting the money to clean the tanker.
Digging A Wastewater Pipe Reveals Fossil Treasure Trove of Unknown Species 3-Million-Years-Old
182 different mollusks were recorded, including the oldest known member of the genera containing the famous New Zealand flax snail.
Sizzling Clouds, Storms, and Spectres: Witness the Awesome Power of Nature Through UK Weather Photo Contest
The competition is now in its eighth year, and acts as an observation deck to the vastly different climates experienced across the world.
Montana Youths Sue State Over Climate Change-And WIN-Citing the State's Constitution
In an historic first, 16 youth sued Montana and won, asserting the state violated their constitutional right to a healthy environment.
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