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Close-up of tall, slender grass with spike-like seed heads swaying in the sunlight.

Tech

Study finds plants can switch into sun-protection mode within 10 minutes

A worker in an orange Thames Water jacket inspects a service van on a city street.

Tech

Thames Water clears four Olympic pools' worth of invasive mussels from pipes each year

A water tower in Gary, Indiana.

Business

As AI data centers multiply in Indiana, residents could be left paying their power costs

An Exelon building beside a harbor.

Business

Exelon touts growth to Wall Street as Maryland families shoulder higher BGE delivery bills

The inside of a data center.

Tech

US AI data centers can dodge peak-power costs, and everyone else could pay $23 billion by 2028

A person holding a credit card and reviewing documents.

Business

Illinois utilities push $883.9 million in new rate hikes after parent companies bank $15 billion

A person holding a water bottle while squinting against bright sunlight.

Tech

Europe's early heat wave is linked to 14,000 excess deaths in one week

A cluster of mussels.

Tech

California county to declare emergency after invasive golden mussels found at port

A close-up of a bat resting on a textured gray blanket.

Outdoors

Endangered Florida bonneted bat pup found in Palm Beach County makes wildlife history

A crowded meeting room with attendees facing a panel of officials and screens displaying information.

Tech

Florida city may ask voters to ban data centers before one is ever built

A woman in a hat uses binoculars to observe nature in a lush green forest.

Tech

AI-altered images on birdwatching forums are putting research at risk

The Cincinnati city skyline partially submerged in floodwaters with trees and street signs visible above the water.

Home

Cincinnati creek's floodgate stayed open as Oakley flooded, and now the city is investigating