Environment

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A Huge Fire in the Amazon Threatens Thousands of Indigenous People and an Uncontacted Tribe

10.30.15

By Eva Hershaw
Pulse

Hillary Clinton Says There’s a Lot of Evidence ExxonMobil Misled the Public on Climate Change

10.30.15

By Darren Ankrom
Pulse

Cows Are the Next Great Threat to Tanzania’s Endangered Species

10.29.15

By Oscar Lopez
Pulse

China’s Lifted Its One-Child Policy and Here’s What That Means for the Environment

10.29.15

By Matt Smith
Pulse

Thousands Flee Flash Floods in Somalia as El Niño Intensifies Rainy Season

10.28.15

By Kayla Ruble
Pulse

Forecasters in Indonesia Underestimated How Much El Niño Would Worsen Massive Forest Fires

10.28.15

By VICE News
Pulse

Florida Hunters Massacred Nearly 300 Black Bears in Just Two Days

10.28.15

By Matt Smith
Pulse

Escalating Violence and Mining Encroachment Spark Protests in the Philippines

10.28.15

By Hilary Beaumont
Food

How Much Should a Cup of Coffee Actually Cost?

10.28.15

By Wendy Syfret
Pulse

Poachers Just Killed Some More Elephants With Cyanide in Zimbabwe

10.27.15

By Eva Hershaw
Pulse

It Could Take Centuries to Repair a Ruined Fish Habitat on the BC Coast

10.27.15

By Rachel Browne
Environment

I Watched Climate Change Activists Shut Down a British Coal Mine

10.27.15

By Oscar Webb

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Horoscopes

Daily Horoscope: September 7, 2026

The Moon moves into Leo this morning and the emotional climate opens warmer than a typical Monday usually delivers.

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Science

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A new study found major bursts of tissue aging in the 30s and 50s, with different organs changing on surprisingly different timelines.

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Entertainment

How Rick James Accidentally Destroyed a One-of-a-Kind Salvador Dalí Drawing

The legendary artist once drew a portrait of James on a napkin, which was neglected by the ‘Super Freak’ singer almost immediately

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Science

Scientists Think Campfires May Have Helped Humans Invent Language. Here’s Why.

Researchers theorize that firelight, storytelling and shared attention may have helped push human communication beyond basic survival signals.

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Music

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