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Outdoors

'Shark' lasers emerge as unlikely tool for protecting vulnerable species

A close-up image of a tick sitting on human skin, showing fine details of the tick and skin texture.

Outdoors

'It may be life-saving': Rare tick-borne virus may have a successful treatment

A large fiery crater in a barren landscape, the famous "Door to Hell" in Turkmenistan, with a distant vehicle parked nearby.

Outdoors

The 'Gates to Hell' are closing: Decades-old fire pit dims, puzzling scientists

A close-up of a nutria with orange teeth and wet fur, set against a green, watery background.

Outdoors

Invasive orange-toothed rodent suspected of being intentionally brought to California

The Colorado River.

Business

Three western states attempt to buy time for shrinking reservoir with 3-year water restriction plan

A Boston city street with a Citgo sign.

Business

Boston develops plan to ditch gas stoves in restaurants and public housing

A narrow ship's engine room.

Home

Man accidentally dodges Alzheimer's after years of working in ship engine rooms

A kiwi bird foraging on the forest floor among fallen leaves and bark.

Outdoors

After century-long absence, beloved kiwi birds reintroduced to New Zealand capital

Three professionals are engaged in a lively conversation, smiling and sharing notes in a bright office setting.

Business

School district announces game-changing solar project that could transform how teachers are paid

An ultrasound pf a pancreas.

Tech

New method detects pancreatic cancer earlier than ever, could double survival rates

A close-up of red blood cells circulating in a blood vessel with a white blood cell visibly present.

Tech

Engineered blood clots could provide 'life-saving' solution to stop fast bleeding

A person in waders holds a large pink salmon with its mouth open beside a river surrounded by greenery.

Outdoors

Aggressive pink salmon invade the Great Lakes, creating disease and reproduction worries