Mangrove restoration project in Pakistan sells carbon credits while local benefits remain limited
A 350,000-hectare mangrove restoration project on Pakistan's Indus delta coast is generating carbon credits for distant buyers as the industry grows.
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NASA SR-71 Blackbird vanishes from Armstrong Flight Research Center display
Satellite imagery shows a Lockheed SR-71 Blackbird left its outdoor exhibit at NASA's Armstrong Flight Research Center by mid-May 2026.
Marine biologists identify new brittle star plankton species off Oregon coast
Nicole Nakata and Richard Emlet published research on newly discovered brittle star plankton larvae in the June 2026 issue of Invertebrate Biology.
Reduced mowing and herbicide use boost pollinators on rural roadsides near Ottawa
A study led by uOttawa researchers found that changing maintenance practices on rural roadsides around Ottawa increased pollinator numbers and species diversity.
Researchers identify first type I superconductor breaking time-reversal symmetry
Scientists in India report finding the first type I superconductor that breaks time-reversal symmetry in a study published on October 2, 2026.
New UC Berkeley study shows Americans use mental shortcuts for politics
A recent study from UC Berkeley researchers reveals that most US citizens rely on mental shortcuts rather than full analysis when forming political opinions.
Amazon Prime Big Deal Days offers record-low prices on tech and home goods
Amazon is running its Prime Big Deal Days sale with exclusive deals available to subscribers this weekend.
Amazon faces criticism over data center pollution claims despite ending NDAs
Amazon announced a one-billion-dollar plan to address environmental concerns at its data centers while facing new accusations of downplaying pollution levels.
Amazon expands Prime settlement payouts to eligible US customers
The Federal Trade Commission approved a new round of payments for Amazon Prime members in the United States starting this week.
Meta encourages developers to build custom Muse gadgets with new open source tools
Meta has launched an open source project called Muse Gadgets to let third parties create hardware for its AI agent, while the company also released its own smart home device.