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Environment
Viral graph falsely claims Earth’s current temperatures are historically low
Politics
This study might make you think twice about your makeup choices
Washington tested 50 cosmetic products in a lab, which found heavy metals in some powder foundations and lipstick.
Nation World
Twinkle, twinkle fading stars: Hiding in our brighter skies
As cities expand and put up more lights, “skyglow” or “artificial twilight,” as the study authors call it, becomes more intense.
Environment
Coastal Master Plan seeks to lower Louisiana's flood risk
The coastal master plan is updated by the authority every six years, as required by state law. It lays out the 50-year future for Louisiana’s coast.
Environment
Federal court orders intervention for Bonnet Carré Spillway openings
Biloxi Mayor Andrew "FoFo" Gilich praised the court's decision on Thursday, calling the ruling a victory for Mississippi Gulf Coast conservation efforts.
Nation World
In Alabama, tornadoes rattle historic civil rights community
Thursday’s storm inflicted heavy damage on Selma, cutting a wide path through the downtown area.
Science
Yes, your tongue can get stuck if you lick a frozen metal pole
The famous scene from “A Christmas Story” in which a character got his tongue stuck to a metal pole can really happen. Your skin can get stuck, too.
Nation World
Experts warn the next two years could be some of the hottest on record
Experts warn that 2023 could be even warmer, paving the way for 2024 to be one of the hottest years on record.
Nation World
UN says ozone layer slowly healing, hole to mend by 2066
Antarctica, where it’s so thin there’s an annual giant gaping hole in the layer, won't be fully fixed until 2066, the report said.
Holiday
Yes, Christmas trees are recyclable
Many municipalities offer ways to recycle live Christmas trees, so long as they meet local requirements.
Environment
Scientists lower alert for Mauna Loa, say eruption could end
Scientists have lowered the alert level for the Mauna Loa volcano on Hawaii’s Big Island and say its first eruption in nearly 40 years may soon end.
Nation World
Fight to prevent food waste increasingly turns to science
Restaurants, grocers, farmers and food companies are increasingly turning to chemistry and physics to tackle the problem of food waste.
Politics
This study might make you think twice about your makeup choices
Washington tested 50 cosmetic products in a lab, which found heavy metals in some powder foundations and lipstick.
Nation World
Twinkle, twinkle fading stars: Hiding in our brighter skies
As cities expand and put up more lights, “skyglow” or “artificial twilight,” as the study authors call it, becomes more intense.
Environment
Coastal Master Plan seeks to lower Louisiana's flood risk
The coastal master plan is updated by the authority every six years, as required by state law. It lays out the 50-year future for Louisiana’s coast.
Environment
Federal court orders intervention for Bonnet Carré Spillway openings
Biloxi Mayor Andrew "FoFo" Gilich praised the court's decision on Thursday, calling the ruling a victory for Mississippi Gulf Coast conservation efforts.
Nation World
In Alabama, tornadoes rattle historic civil rights community
Thursday’s storm inflicted heavy damage on Selma, cutting a wide path through the downtown area.
Science
Yes, your tongue can get stuck if you lick a frozen metal pole
The famous scene from “A Christmas Story” in which a character got his tongue stuck to a metal pole can really happen. Your skin can get stuck, too.
Nation World
Experts warn the next two years could be some of the hottest on record
Experts warn that 2023 could be even warmer, paving the way for 2024 to be one of the hottest years on record.
Nation World
UN says ozone layer slowly healing, hole to mend by 2066
Antarctica, where it’s so thin there’s an annual giant gaping hole in the layer, won't be fully fixed until 2066, the report said.
Holiday
Yes, Christmas trees are recyclable
Many municipalities offer ways to recycle live Christmas trees, so long as they meet local requirements.
Environment
Scientists lower alert for Mauna Loa, say eruption could end
Scientists have lowered the alert level for the Mauna Loa volcano on Hawaii’s Big Island and say its first eruption in nearly 40 years may soon end.
Nation World
Fight to prevent food waste increasingly turns to science
Restaurants, grocers, farmers and food companies are increasingly turning to chemistry and physics to tackle the problem of food waste.
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