Deaths by Extreme Weather and Aviation Accidents Have Never Been Lower than Now
The decadal rate of deaths per 100,000 people during extreme weather events worldwide has never been lower than it is at our present time.
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Once Biologically Dead, the River Mersey in England is "Best Environmental Story in Europe"
Having suffered greatly from pollution for years, the River Mersey is being called the best environmental story in Europe.
Design Company Invents Ceramic-Like Tiles But Made Entirely of Fish Scales and Completely Recyclable
Scalite, and it separates then combines naturally-occuring minerals and the collagen in the fish scales to create a beautiful, durable tiles.
Bucket Truck Used to Rescue Seagull Entangled in Utility Wires (WATCH)
The Dan Cosgrove Animal Shelter in Branford went to the location of the call and found a seagull stuck dangerously stuck in utility wires
Aviation Startup ZeroAvia Flies Largest-Ever Hydrogen Electric Aircraft
A 19-seat aircraft powered by green hydrogen energy become the largets hydrogen-powered aircraft to ever complete a take off and landing.
Artwork Found in Shed Covered in Bird Droppings Turns Out to be Early Van Dyck Now at Auction for $3 Million
Bought on a hunch for $600 in 2002 from an estate auction, it's predicted to sell for $3 million when it goes up at Sotheby's.
Paleontologists in India Have Hit on an Epic Find: Hundreds of Bowling Ball-Sized Titanosaur Eggs
The eggs yielded a trove of insights about sauropod reproductive strategies, and turned up 6 new species of dinosaur in the same dig.
Minnesota Snow Sculpting Team Takes First Over Artists From Germany, Finland in World Championships-LOOK
Teams from around the US and the world couldn't beat the hometown team with their sculpture celebrating the overcoming of adversity.
More Physical Activity is Related to Less Respiratory Infections in Children
The authors recommend instilling the values of physical activity or sport from an early age and by family participation in exercise and sport
Critical Discovery Highlights Weaknesses of Asteroids, Should Earth Ever Need to Destroy One
Rubble pile asteroids are like big "space cushions" that absorb and ignore impacts, recent findings from Itokawa asteroid have shown.
Incredible Drone Video of a Moose Shedding Its Antlers - WATCH
He accidentally found a bull moose with his drone and clicked record 16 seconds before the great beast shook its antlers right off.
Labeled a Replica by Chicago Museum, It Turns Out to Be 3,000-Year-Old Warrior's Sword
Found at the bottom of the Danube, it may have been thrown in as part of an ancient ritual 3,000 years ago to commemorate a battle.