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Medical professional preparing a vaccine shot.

Outdoors

Pfizer seeks FDA approval for new Lyme disease vaccine candidate

Ross seal poking its nose up through water.

Outdoors

Photographers thrilled after deep-sea camera captures 'first-ever' photos of elusive species

Brian Fitzpatrick talking in interview.

Home

Lawmaker hints at fight for canceled solar tax incentives — here's how much money is on the line

California's Lake Tahoe saw an influx of 16 billion gallons of water in under a month, SnowBrains reported.

Outdoors

Officials celebrate recovery of iconic American lake as water levels surge by billions of gallons

"We didn't think [they] would move so much."

Outdoors

Scientists point to unexpected side effects of knocking down river dams

"When we talk about electric cars, people often think about fighting overheating first."

Home

Study finds 'significant' health impact of electric cars

Residents of East Texas were put on alert after a black bear was spotted in Cherokee and Anderson counties.

Outdoors

Local residents on alert after spotting border-crossing black bear

Experts have developed a prototype nuclear fusion plant that could bring limitless energy closer to reality.

Tech

Scientists make breakthrough with magnets in pursuit of limitless energy source

"There are lots of partners that have been involved."

Business

Ski resort makes game-changing upgrade that will benefit local community: 'Setting a great example of how to run a business'

The Cape Cod National Seashore has been quietly pulling off something remarkable: restoring a nearly vanished population of horseshoe crabs.

Outdoors

Experts work to bring 445-million-year-old species back to national park

Microsoft abruptly reversed course on its plans to automatically install the AI-powered Microsoft 365 Copilot on Windows 11, reported Windows Latest.

Business

Microsoft backtracks on plan to auto-install new app amid 'Microslop' outrage

Animal protection groups are backing a bill to ban private beaver kills on public lands in Colorado, which could help manage increasing wildfire risks and drought conditions.

Outdoors

Lawmakers propose historic ban on controversial hunting practice: 'We need every ally we can get'