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Locusts.

Tech

Scientists say locust neurons could sniff out 'forever chemicals' in water

A person in a life jacket holds a hawksbill sea turtle over the water from a boat.

Outdoors

Critically endangered hawksbill freed in the Philippines after fisherman calls for help

A city hall building lit up at night, with parked cars and streetlamps in the foreground.

Business

Across Missouri, the same law firm keeps surfacing as towns fight over public records

A grocery store aisle lined with various packaged food products and a shopping cart in the distance.

Food

US food recalls are up 400%, and shoppers say they can't grocery shop 'in peace'

Two dogs wearing cone collars, one tan with blue eyes and the other black with one blue eye and one brown eye.

Home

New York puppies left in dumpster with muzzles wired shut are now ready for adoption

A dolphin surfaces in water, balancing a round, brown object on its snout.

Tech

Rare video shows dolphins turning discarded shells into fish traps off Australia

A lake sturgeon.

Tech

Great Lakes anglers may be hooking lake sturgeon from the Civil War era

Women cleaning up the beach.

Outdoors

Florida diver's 60-second beach cleanup spotlights true scale of beach trash issue

A woman stands in a store aisle, looking at product packages on the shelves.

Tech

California diaper bill clears assembly and would expose hidden toxic chemicals in baby products

A hand in a glove holds a test tube labeled “Cerebrospinal fluid test” filled with yellow liquid.

Tech

Italian study links higher nano- and microplastics in spinal fluid to greater odds of ALS

A woman attaching a metal water bottle to a backpack.

Tech

Parents push back after New Jersey school district bans metal, glass water bottles over safety fears

A carton of eggs with red X markings on each one.

Food

FDA elevates 19 million-egg recall to highest risk amid 98 illnesses in 17 states