Environment

Tech

Canada Isn’t Ready for Future Climate Disasters, Watchdog Says

05.31.16

By Jordan Pearson
Pulse

Report Says Huge Sections of Australia’s Great Barrier Reef Are Dead

05.30.16

By Reuters News Agency
Pulse

Video: Zookeepers Killed a Critically Endangered Gorilla After He Grabbed a Four-Year Old at the Zoo

05.29.16

By VICE News and Reuters
Environment

Inside the Movement to Stop the Oil Industry’s ‘Bomb Trains’

05.29.16

By Peter Moskowitz
Pulse

Portland School District Let Kids Drink Lead-Contaminated Water After It Tested Positive

05.28.16

By VICE News and Reuters
Money

A Guy Who’s Been Living Off the Grid for 20 Years Explains How to Live Sustainably

05.26.16

By Nat Kassel
Pulse

Attack by ‘Avengers’ Militant Group Forces Chevron to Close Oil Facility in Nigeria

05.26.16

By VICE News and Reuters
Environment

A Massive Swarm of Bees Chased a Woman’s Car for Days After Their Queen Got Stuck in the Trunk

05.25.16

By VICE Staff
Tech

New Climate Study Paints Bleakest Picture of Our Future to Date

05.25.16

By Sarah Berman
Pulse

This Canadian Company Wants to Mine for Gold on the Bottom of the Ocean

05.24.16

By Michael Casey
Pulse

Activists File Emergency Legal Action to Halt the Reactivation of a Nuclear Reactor in New York

05.24.16

By Jake Bleiberg
Pulse

Poisoned by the Gold Rush

05.24.16

By VICE News

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Science

TikTok Is Changing How Gen Z Eats, New Study Says

It’s not much of a stretch to assume that if you’re watching footage of food, you’re probably going to want it in your mouth.

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By Luis Prada
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Science

10 Million Years Ago, This 23-Foot Crocodile Ruled Over a Swamp Full of Giants

It was called Purussaurus, and it was a beast.

2 hours ago

By Luis Prada
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Science

Archaeologists Finally Figured Out How a Medieval Man Got Severe Car Crash Injuries 700 Years Ago

His remains were absolutely wrecked by more than 160 fractures, including 61 breaks in the skull.

3 hours ago

By Luis Prada
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Life

Why Americans Keep Giving Their Pets the Same Names as Their Babies

It goes much deeper than Luna and Oliver.

4 hours ago

By Ashley Fike
Health

Scientists Found a Possible Reason Some People Live Beyond 100

People over 100 had far more of a rare immune cell linked to fighting damaged and potentially cancerous cells, researchers found.

8 hours ago

By Luis Prada