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Germany Has Some Revolutionary Ideas, and They're Working
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Germany Has Some Revolutionary Ideas, and They'r…
The European nation’s energy revolution has made it a leader in replacing nukes and fossil fuels with wind and solar technology.
Rest in … compost? Eco-friendly burial alternatives, explained
- Environment
Rest in … compost? Eco-friendly burial alternatives, explained
How the Ukraine war is accelerating Germany's energy transition
- Environment
- Planet Possible
How the Ukraine war is accelerating Germany's energy transition
How the climate bill will dramatically cut U.S. emissions
- Environment
- Planet Possible
How the climate bill will dramatically cut U.S. emissions
Animals
- How Siamese cats change their colorsHow Siamese cats change their colors
- Animals
- Domesticated
- Humans are no longer the only primates that go through menopause
- They rely on this lizard to heal their pain. Now it’s endangered.They rely on this lizard to heal their pain. Now it’s endangered.
- These tortoises are in jeopardy as good luck charms. Here's what we know.These tortoises are in jeopardy as good luck charms. Here's what we know.
- Animals
- Wildlife Watch
- See a rare view of a manta ray courtship ritual deep in the seaSee a rare view of a manta ray courtship ritual deep in the sea
- Animals
- U.S. charges alleged poachers for massive dinosaur bone heistU.S. charges alleged poachers for massive dinosaur bone heist
Environment
- Hurricanes are escalating more quickly than ever. Here’s why.Hurricanes are escalating more quickly than ever. Here’s why.
- Environment
- These tortoises are in jeopardy as good luck charms. Here's what we know.These tortoises are in jeopardy as good luck charms. Here's what we know.
- A tsunami could destroy this town. Why isn’t everyone leaving?
- Could billions of oysters protect us from the next big storm?
- Which leafy greens are healthiest—and which might make you sick?
- Can we put carbon back where we found it? It just might work.
History & Culture
- She was an Osage dancer. She was also America’s first prima ballerina.She was an Osage dancer. She was also America’s first prima ballerina.
- History & Culture
- Inside Britain's grim body-snatching trade
- These devout young Catholics are embracing the old ways
- What declassified Cold-War spy photos tell us about ancient Rome
- Why Aboriginal Australians are still fighting for recognition
- This Inca girl was frozen for 500 years. She just got a new face.
Science
- When should you get screened for breast cancer—and how often?
- What your fitness level says about your risk of cancer
- Rare fossils reveal a stunning scene from the final days of the dinosaursRare fossils reveal a stunning scene from the final days of the dinosaurs
- Science
- More adults under age 50 are getting shingles. Why?More adults under age 50 are getting shingles. Why?
- Science
- Mind, Body, Wonder
- White Rhino. Dr. Gonzo. Cannabis names reveal more than you thinkWhite Rhino. Dr. Gonzo. Cannabis names reveal more than you think
- Science
- The moon is even older than we thoughtThe moon is even older than we thought
- Science
Travel
- 6 unmissable New York City hotels with a story to tell6 unmissable New York City hotels with a story to tell
- Travel
- A guide to Stockholm, Sweden's archipelago capitalA guide to Stockholm, Sweden's archipelago capital
- Travel
- Take a tour of the Maya underworld—if you dareTake a tour of the Maya underworld—if you dare
- Travel
- A UK break on the North York MoorsA UK break on the North York Moors
- Travel
- Traveling to Europe is changing for millions of tourists
- How to plan a weekend in Biscay, the little-known Basque region
