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Ancient asteroid strike left a 900-kilometer glass field hidden across Brazil
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Ancient asteroid strike left a 900-kilometer glass field hidden across Brazil
A 900-kilometer field of ancient impact glass found in Brazil is forcing scientists to rethink South America's deep geological and ecological past.
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LEGO's Virginia Factory Is a Test Case for Industrial Solar Done at Scale
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LEGO's Virginia Factory Is a Test Case for Industrial Solar Done at Scale
LEGO is embedding solar power into its first US factory from day one, and the implications stretch far beyond one company's carbon targets.
Mar 21
Tropical Cyclone Narelle Exposes the Fragile Math of Disaster Preparedness
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Tropical Cyclone Narelle Exposes the Fragile Math of Disaster Preparedness
Narelle's relatively limited damage is being called a good news story, but the real story is what that outcome quietly reveals about risk, resilience, and climate.
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The Atacama's secret ecosystem: nematodes rewrite the rules of desert survival
Scientists found thriving nematode communities in the world's driest desert, and what they reproduce tells us something unsettling about life at the edge.
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Wind and Solar Hit 17% of U.S. Power in 2025, Reshaping the Grid's Future
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Wind and Solar Hit 17% of U.S. Power in 2025, Reshaping the Grid's Future
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The World Added 814 GW of Wind and Solar in 2024. The Grid Was Not Ready.
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21 Mar 2026
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Carbon Brief's 11th annual quiz drew 300 climate experts — and quietly exposed how even specialists navigate blind spots in a field demanding total systems fluency.
21 Mar 2026
Fusion Power's Blind Spot: Why Better Plasma Sensors Could Change Everything
Fusion energy's biggest obstacle may not be the plasma itself, but our inability to see it clearly enough to control it.
21 Mar 2026
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21 Mar 2026
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21 Mar 2026
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21 Mar 2026
Boreal Peatfires Are Quietly Undermining the World's Carbon Accounting
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21 Mar 2026
Bedrock Robotics Raises $270M to Put Self-Driving Machines on Construction Sites
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