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Daily Briefing: Thurs. 6/16/2011

Mob cleans tsunami debris, NASA finds millions of black holes, 'SpongeBob fungus' discovered, and more.



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Daily Briefing: Mon. 6/20/2011

Water wars grip Texas, armadillos advance, snow boosts killer fungi, and more.



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Daily Briefing: Tues. 6/21/2011

Summer starts today, seas in dire straits, U.S. nuke leaks revealed, and more.



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Daily Briefing: Wed. 6/22/2011

Human gene has 'sixth sense,' mining linked to birth defects, 'Cars 2' vs. Big Oil, and more.



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Daily Briefing: Thurs. 6/23/2011

Floods may hit Calif. next, study ranks fattening foods, alien ocean found, and more.



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Daily Briefing: Mon. 6/27/2011

Experts warn of gas bubble, floods threaten nuke plant, lost penguin in rehab, and more.



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Daily Briefing: Tues. 6/28/2011

BPA emasculates mice, floods and fires near nukes, home wind power grows, and more.



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Daily Briefing: Wed. 6/29/2011

Nuclear smoke at Los Alamos, space junk threatens astronauts, and more.



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Daily Briefing: Thurs. 6/30/2011

California puts cap-and-trade on hold, scientists discover brightest object ever found, and more.



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Daily Briefing: Tues. 7/5/2011

Yellowstone oil spill festers, autism linked to RXs, shuttle crew arrives for last launch, and more.



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Daily Briefing: Wed. 7/6/2011

EPA readies new air rules, dust storm hits Phoenix, giant wombat found, and more.



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Daily Briefing: Thurs. 7/7/2011

Oil spill raises pipeline doubts, Atlantis crew teases surprise, grizzly kills hiker, and more.



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Daily Briefing: Mon. 7/11/2011

Space junk haunts shuttle, heat wave hits U.S., critics boo 'Zookeeper,' and more.



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Daily Briefing: Tues. 7/12/2011

Drought grips U.S., GOP wages battle of the bulb, fish uses tools, and more.



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Daily Briefing: Wed. 7/13/2011

New space race starts, GOP loses bulb battle, dirty socks fight malaria, and more.



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Daily Briefing: Thurs. 7/14/2011

CO2 capture on hold, lost 'rainbow toad' found, rare cats endure war, and more.



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Daily Briefing: Mon. 7/18/2011

U.S. bakes in heat wave, beef scare sweeps Japan, BP spills oil in Alaska, and more.



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Daily Briefing: Tues. 7/19/2011

Last shuttle heads home, pine trees in peril, EPA sued over L.A. smog, and more.



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Daily Briefing: Wed. 7/20/2011

NASA eyes asteroid, U.S. science smarts criticized, ethanol tied to price spikes, and more.



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Daily Briefing: Thurs. 7/21/2011

Space shuttle era ends, heat wave bakes U.S., Kenya burns ivory, and more.



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Daily Briefing: Mon. 7/25/2011

Record 'dead zones' plague U.S., new heat wave likely, toxic thaw in Arctic, and more.



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Daily Briefing: Tues. 7/26/2011

Fires to reshape Yellowstone, GOP pushes pipeline, hints of 'God particle' seen, and more.



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Daily Briefing: Wed. 7/27/2011

U.S. eco-activist sentenced, cougar walks 1,500 miles, EPA delays ozone rule, and more.



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Daily Briefing: Thurs. 7/28/2011

The mob vs. wildlife, GOP vs. EPA, tequila vs. corn ethanol, and more.



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Daily Briefing: Mon. 8/1/2011

Key fish in crisis, rhino wars escalate, rescued penguin to be released, and more.



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Daily Briefing: Tues. 8/2/2011

U.S. suffers record heat, lethal radiation in Japan, 'unicorn' plant at risk, and more.



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Daily Briefing: Wed. 8/3/2011

Amazon damage rises, heat wave roasts U.S., new proof of 'multiverse,' and more.



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Daily Briefing: Thurs. 8/4/2011

U.S. wolves in crosshairs, Earth's moon may be 2 in 1, cyclone hits Haiti, and more.



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Daily Briefing: Mon. 8/8/2011

Economic rut spurs ecological rush, EPA vs. 'glymes,' icebergs vs. drought, and more.



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Daily Briefing: Tues. 8/9/2011

EPA may delay ozone rule (again), Japan hid radiation info, DNA traced to meteorites, and more.



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Daily Briefing: Wed. 8/10/2011

Big rigs get mpg boost, electric car goes solar, supermice rise in Europe, and more.



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Daily Briefing: Thurs.

'Huge' step in cancer fight, Mars rover sends new pics, actress boosts alien hunt, and more.



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Daily Briefing: Mon.

Schools save energy, E. coli spurs beef recall, Europe vs. Asia on rhinos, and more.



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Daily Briefing: Tues.

Cities adapt to climate shifts, oil fouls North Sea, walking lengthens lives, and more.



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Arctic oil worries natives, school lunches get real, sleeping bears still trouble, and more.



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May 2 5/2/2013

The Hudson's Bay Company is established, and Centralia residents fight eviction.



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Your 2019 fall foliage guide

Whether you're a 'leaf peeper' or just looking for some fantastic photos, here's how to get the most out of the season's splendor.




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Skating on fresh ice is a treat, especially when life gets complicated

Video shows two people skating on freshly frozen ice in Alaska, and one of them has a special reason to savor the adventure.




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Bougainville residents overwhelmingly vote to become world's newest nation

Residents of Bougainville voted overwhelmingly to become independent from Papua New Guinea.




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New Zealand opens Paparoa Track, first new 'Great Walk' in 25 years

New Zealand opened its 10th Great Walk called Paparoa Track, a 3-day, 34-mile hike across beautiful terrain.




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Spectacular things happen when you let winter do your hair

People are freezing their hair in style for the International Hair Freezing Contest.




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Pilgrims can still follow this ancient path from Canterbury to Rome

The Via Francigena is a 1,250-mile trail that passes through England, France, Switzerland and Italy.




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Cherry blossoms will paint Washington, D.C., pink

Beautiful cherry blossoms begin to frame the historic buildings in Washington, D.C., signaling spring has sprung.




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Welcome to Niue, the first country recognized as a Dark Sky Place

The island nation of Niue may be the best place in the world to soak up a starry night.




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Scientists don't know why Polaris is so weird

It's hard to get a read on Polaris because it's too bright for our equipment. Plus, other cool facts about the North Star.




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Why approaching comet ATLAS is so bright (and how you can see it)

The celestial object C/2019 Y4 or ATLAS may be visible to the naked eye by May. It was only just discovered in 2019.




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What to see in the night sky in April

There's plenty to see in the April night sky, from approaching new Comet ATLAS to the Lyrid meteor shower.




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5 reasons why the James Webb Space Telescope is such a big deal

The highly anticipated successor to the Hubble Space Telescope is scheduled to launch in spring 2021.




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One of Japan's most spectacular ancient sky mysteries has been solved

Researchers pored over historical accounts to crack the case of a 1,400-year-old light show.




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The 2024 total solar eclipse may 'outshine' 2017

Mark your calendars now for the Great North American Eclipse of April 8, 2024.