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An antelope, also known as a mountain bongo, stands amid dense foliage in a lush, green forest environment.

Outdoors

Trail cameras capture 'ghost of the forest' in area where none had been seen in years

A vibrant underwater scene featuring delicate coral, small fish, and swirling particles in dark water.

Tech

Scientists uncover a deep-sea coral kingdom almost the size of Vatican City

A rooftop equipped with solar panels and a small wind turbine, surrounded by palm trees and blue sky.

Business

Hawaiʻi governor steps in to preserve 2026 solar tax credit after Act 24 rattles industry

Solar panels on a balcony.

Tech

New Yorkers in apartments could soon plug solar panels into their wall outlets to cut bills

A Walmart store.

Business

As grocery bills sting, Walmart, Kroger, and H-E-B cut prices on thousands of items

A person holding a close-up of a light-colored snake with dark markings against a blurred green background.

Outdoors

Louisiana zoo sends 14 of North America's rarest snakes back into the wild

A person cleans a mesh surface covered with oyster shells.

Tech

Australia has recycled 150,000 wheelbarrows of shells, and fish are coming back fast

An aerial view of an industrial facility with cooling towers and large gray buildings surrounded by greenery.

Tech

Data center boom hits a wall as $130 billion in projects are blocked in 3 months

Two military aircraft sit on a runway beside hangars.

Tech

Military bases can face 20 overlapping species plans, and Virginia Tech wants one fix

A city hall building.

Business

Virginia senators push to kill data center tax break, saying state is 'giving away billions'

A happy brown dog wearing an orange vest stands among green foliage, playfully holding a twig in its mouth.

Outdoors

As Eastern box turtles vanish on Long Island, a 16-month-old Lab is sniffing them out

A school of fish swimming near the rocky bottom of a clear water river.

Outdoors

For first time in 20 years, Colorado stocks 18,000 fish biologists call a 'canary in a coal mine'