- Removal of Tsunami Dock Begins in Washington LiveScience.com - 39 minutes ago
A dock set adrift by the 2011 tsunami in Japan is now being dismantled and removed from the Washington state beach where it beached. More »Removal of Tsunami Dock Begins in Washington
- Pre-Viking tunic found by glacier as warming aids archaeology Reuters - 44 minutes ago
By Alister Doyle, Environment Correspondent OSLO (Reuters) - A pre-Viking woolen tunic found beside a thawing glacier in south Norway shows how global warming is proving … More »Pre-Viking tunic found by glacier as warming aids archaeology
By Alister Doyle, Environment Correspondent OSLO (Reuters) - A pre-Viking woolen tunic found beside a thawing glacier in south Norway shows how global warming is proving something of a boon for archaeology, scientists said on Thursday. The greenish-brown, loose-fitting outer clothing - suitable for a person up to about …
- 300 injured in highway wrecks in Canadian blizzard AP - 45 minutes ago
EDMONTON (AP) — A blizzard sweeping across the Canadian plains caused a chain of traffic wrecks involving a bus, semi-trailer trucks and cars south of Edmonton, Alberta, … More »300 injured in highway wrecks in Canadian blizzard
EDMONTON (AP) — A blizzard sweeping across the Canadian plains caused a chain of traffic wrecks involving a bus, semi-trailer trucks and cars south of Edmonton, Alberta, sending about 300 injured travelers to hospitals on Thursday, officials said.
- Utility denies fault in massive Chile shrimp death AP - 2 hours 17 minutes ago
Endesa Chile is denying any wrongdoing in the death of thousands of shrimp that washed ashore in southern Chile.Local fishermen have blamed the country's leading electricity … More »Utility denies fault in massive Chile shrimp death
- Mega Volcanoes May Have Killed Half of Earth's Species LiveScience.com - 3 hours ago
Massive volcanic eruptions may have led to the extermination of half of Earth's species some 200 million years ago, a new study suggests. More »Mega Volcanoes May Have Killed Half of Earth's Species
- Meteorites Revealing Secrets of Russian Fireball SPACE.com - 3 hours ago
THE WOODLANDS, Texas — Scientists studying small pieces of the meteor that exploded over the Russian city of Chelyabinsk on Feb. 15 are working to glean new insights … More »Meteorites Revealing Secrets of Russian Fireball
- Remarkable tales of survival from around the world Christian Science Monitor - 5 hours ago
Stories of survival often include extraordinary challenges, hardship, and a broader tragedy. But most of all, they inspire. More »Remarkable tales of survival from around the world
- Everest mountaineer George Lowe dies at 89 AP - Sports - 2 hours 36 minutes ago
LONDON (AP) -- George Lowe, the last surviving climber from the team that made the first successful ascent of Mount Everest, has died, his wife said Thursday. He was … More »Everest mountaineer George Lowe dies at 89
- Warmer than Average Spring Predicted for Most of US LiveScience.com - 4 hours ago
Although it's still chilly throughout much of the country, spring will soon turn up the heat. More »Warmer than Average Spring Predicted for Most of US
- EPA Slapped With Lawsuit Over Ongoing Bee Deaths Takepart.com - 4 hours ago
A group of beekeepers and environmentalists announced today that they are suing the Environmental Protection Agency in an effort to curb the use of insecticides they … More »EPA Slapped With Lawsuit Over Ongoing Bee Deaths
- Report: Fargo should expect 1 of its worst floods AP - 5 hours ago
FARGO, N.D. (AP) — Residents along the Red River in Fargo and neighboring Moorhead, Minn., should prepare for one of the top five floods in their history, the National … More »Report: Fargo should expect 1 of its worst floods
- Grocery Chains Won’t Sell Genetically Modified Fish Time.com - 3 hours ago
Call them “frankenfish,” but don’t look for genetically engineered salmon at Trader Joe’s or Whole Foods. More »Grocery Chains Won’t Sell Genetically Modified Fish
- Britain faces gas supply crisis as storage runs dry Reuters - 5 hours ago
By Henning Gloystein LONDON (Reuters) - Britain is grappling with a potential gas supply crisis as a late blast of winter depletes stored reserves, coal power plants … More »Britain faces gas supply crisis as storage runs dry
By Henning Gloystein LONDON (Reuters) - Britain is grappling with a potential gas supply crisis as a late blast of winter depletes stored reserves, coal power plants close and pending maintenance in Norway threatens to further squeeze supply. The country risks running out of stored gas by April 8 based on the fall in its …
- Water crisis runs much deeper than digging a well Christian Science Monitor - 6 hours ago
It's easy to tell a powerful and heart-rending story about the lack of clean water that afflicts millions of people. More »Water crisis runs much deeper than digging a well
It's easy to tell a powerful and heart-rending story about the lack of clean water that afflicts millions of people.
- Maine boy, 6, dies after being hit by snowplow driven by father Reuters - 23 hours ago
(Reuters) - A 6-year-old Maine boy was accidentally struck and killed on Wednesday by a snowplow truck operated by his father, who was finishing up clearing snow from … More »Maine boy, 6, dies after being hit by snowplow driven by father
(Reuters) - A 6-year-old Maine boy was accidentally struck and killed on Wednesday by a snowplow truck operated by his father, who was finishing up clearing snow from the family's driveway after Tuesday's late-winter storm, authorities said. Kevin Capponi, 36, of Greene, Maine, was backing up his truck and did not see his …