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Gubernatorial candidate Bruce Blakeman gazes intently in front of supporters.

Tech

Gov. candidate says New York is sitting on vast gas reserves, wants fracking ban lifted

A transparent shrimp-like creature with large black eyes and fine appendages against a dark background.

Tech

Scientists net pregnant bloody red shrimp in Lake Superior, confirming all five Great Lakes invaded

A flooded street with water splashing against a concrete barrier, amidst a gray, overcast sky.

Tech

Tropical system in Gulf could bring over 10 inches of rain to Texas and Louisiana, flood risk rises

A large group of baby sea turtles crawling on a sandy beach.

Outdoors

'It's huge': Boca Raton logs record 42 leatherback nests in encouraging sea turtle season

A man in a wetsuit holds a large loggerhead turtle near rocky shoreline, with the ocean in the background.

Outdoors

Lifeguards rescue giant loggerhead tangled in fishing line

A row of data storage servers illuminated by red lights in a dimly lit environment.

Tech

Red Bank bans AI data centers, becomes first N.J. town to call for a statewide halt

A red swamp crayfish with large pincers on wet, muddy ground.

Tech

Lobster-like crayfish confirmed in Ontario, and officials warn it could upend freshwater habitats

A long oil pipeline runs alongside a dirt road, surrounded by forest and mountains, under a cloudy sky.

Business

New poll challenges assumptions as Alberta residents question more oil expansion

A snow patch rests on a rocky hillside, with scattered green vegetation and a partly cloudy sky in the background.

Tech

An unprecedented 'snow drought' has already wiped out snowmelt reserves across the West

Aerial view of a forest with smoke rising from burnt trees along a dirt path.

Tech

Wildfire-fueled ozone is linked to premature deaths across the U.S., new research finds

A building with solar panels in Michigan.

Business

The 'man who killed offshore wind' now targets Michigan solar, wind, and clean energy laws

A buoy with scientific instruments floats in the ocean.

Tech

U.S. scraps a climate and ocean monitoring network, and forecasters fear the fallout