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  • Wildlife roam where US once made nuclear and chemical arms

    Where some of the most lethal weapons known were made, now havens for wildlife.

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• Aug 18

  • San Francisco bison named Brunhilda dies

    A female American bison living in Golden Gate Park died of kidney disease.

    Aug 18

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  • Funeral for lost ice: Iceland bids farewell to glacier

    Icelanders hike up a volcano to say goodbye to a glacier lost to climate change.

    Aug 18

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  • Trade war's losers could include microchips, energy, banks

    Investors concerned about the reach of the U.S.-China trade war.

    Aug 18

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  • Demolition levels UK power plant once named a top eyesore

    A British power station once voted one of the country's ugliest sights has been mostly destroyed in a controlled demolition

    Aug 18

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  • Blooms, beasts affected as Alaska records hottest month

    Alaska has been America's canary in the coal mine for climate warming.

    Aug 18

• Aug 17

  • National lab details $13B in building plans over next decade

    Officials at Los Alamos National Laboratory say they have plans for $13 billion worth of construction projects over the next decade at the northern...

    Aug 17

• Aug 17

  • From tusks to tails, nations eye trade in endangered species

    Representatives of some 180 nations are meeting to agree on protections for vulnerable species, taking up issues such as the trade in ivory and the...

    Aug 17

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  • Thailand's lost baby dugong dies from shock, eating plastic

    An 8-month-old dugong nurtured by marine experts after it was found lost near a beach in southern Thailand has died of what biologists believe was a...

    Aug 17

• Aug 16

  • Google employees call for pledge not to work with ICE

    Hundreds of Google employees are calling on the company to pledge it won't work with U.S. Customs and Border Protection or ICE _ the latest in a year...

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  • NASA picks Alabama's 'Rocket City' for lunar lander job

    NASA has picked Alabama's 'Rocket City' to manage astronauts' next lunar lander

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  • Colorado OKs electric car requirement to fight air pollution

    Colorado is tightening its air quality regulations, requiring 5% of vehicles sold in the state by 2023 emit zero pollution

    Aug 16

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  • Amazon: Facial recognition program for cops detects emotion

    Amazon has announced that its facial recognition program used by one Washington state police agency can now detect emotion, generating concerns from...

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• Aug 16

  • Cuban state to absorb underground video-gamers' network

    After weeks of resistance from Cuban video gamers, the island's state-run computer organization will absorb the services of an offline street network...

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• Aug 16

  • Sailing team to fly 2 crew to US to bring Thunberg boat back

    Sailing team taking climate activist Greta Thunberg to US aboard a high-tech racing yacht will fly two crew across the Atlantic to bring the boat...

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  • California sound system tries to keep whales and ships apart

    Scientists have installed an underwater sound system they hope will reduce collisions between whales and ships in the Santa Barbara Channel off...

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  • Nevada will seek new court order to remove plutonium

    Nevada isn't giving up its push to get the Trump administration to remove weapons-grade plutonium that was secretly shipped to a site near Las Vegas...

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  • County officials vote to favor mining near Okefenokee refuge

    Georgia county officials vote to support mining plan near edge of the Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge

    Aug 16

• Aug 16

  • Critics blast Oregon repeal of tsunami-zone building ban

    Earthquake geologists and others are blasting Oregon's recent repeal of a ban on new police stations, fire stations, schools and other "critical...

    Aug 16

• Aug 16

  • Data confirms growing dead zone in Chesapeake Bay

    Scientists in Maryland confirm a "dead zone" of little-to-no oxygen stretches across much of the Chesapeake Bay, potentially harming marine life

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• Aug 16

  • Mark your calendars for the new iPhone

    Plus, a new feature for Google Assistant allows you to send reminders to friends, and a bed made for binge watchers.

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• Aug 15

  • Google employees call for pledge not to work with ICE

    Hundreds of Google employees are calling on the company to pledge it won't work with U.S. Customs and Border Protection or ICE _ the latest in a year...

    Aug 15

• Aug 15

  • Climate change still threatens key US river after wet winter

    U.S. officials say levels in a key reservoir on the Colorado River are low enough that Nevada, Arizona and Mexico will make voluntary reductions to...

    Aug 15

• Aug 15

  • The Latest: Colorado River improves, but voluntary cuts loom

    Conditions on the over-taxed Colorado River have improved dramatically over the past year, but not enough to stave off voluntary cutbacks for some...

    Aug 15

• Aug 15

  • NASA scientists fly over Greenland to track melting ice

    Scientists take to the skies to track how Greenland is melting at record levels

    Aug 15

• Aug 15

  • Top NASA official gets look at next moon rocket

    NASA's top official says the rocket expected to power the next mission to the moon is about 90 percent complete

    Aug 15

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  • Judge: Georgia must scrap old voting machines after 2019

    A federal judge has ordered Georgia to stop using its outdated voting machines after this year, and to be ready with hand-marked paper ballots if its...

    Aug 15

• Aug 15

  • Scientists confirm July set new global heat record

    Scientists say measurements show July set a new global temperature record

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• Aug 15

  • Macy's teams with Google

    Plus, June smart ovens have been turning on by themselves prompting safety concerns, and Twitter says, "Free Dorothy!"

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  • Clarification: Facebook-Privacy story

    Clarification: Facebook-Privacy story

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• Aug 14

  • House subpoenas owner of message board tied to mass killings

    A key House committee has subpoenaed the owner of 8chan, an online message board favored by violent white nationalists including the man suspected of...

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• Aug 14

  • Wyoming wind farm making same power with 80% fewer turbines

    Bigger, more efficient equipment will allow a western U.S. electric utility to redevelop an aging Wyoming wind farm with far fewer turbines while...

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• Aug 14

  • Feds: Capital One suspect may have hacked 30-plus companies

    Federal prosecutors say a woman charged in a massive data breach at Capital One appears to have hacked more than 30 other organizations.

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  • Flooded Mississippi a threat as hurricane season heats up

    The river that drains much of the flood-soaked United States is running higher than normal this hurricane season, menacing New Orleans in multiple...

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  • Rare Amur leopard cubs go on view at zoo; no names yet

    Visitors may now get a look at two rare leopard cubs at the Rosamond Gifford Zoo in Syracuse, New York

    Aug 14

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  • The Latest: Facebook uses humans to transcribe user audio

    Facebook says it paid contractors to transcribe audio clips from its users of its Messenger service

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  • Shard reveals how Cyprus' ancient kingdoms managed economy

    An archaeologist says the discovery of a small clay shard inscribed with a partial inventory of goods at a 2,500 year-old citadel suggests that...

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  • Library of spider silk could hold secrets for new materials

    A scientist is creating a sort of spider silk "library" that could be the key to designing newer and better materials

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• Aug 14

  • Songbirds silenced as Colombia fights wildlife trafficking

    Songbird competitions have been a pastime throughout the Caribbean for centuries, but trapping wildlife without a license is a crime in Colombia, and...

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  • Russian scientists face curbs on meetings with foreigners

    Scientists are raising the alarm about new Soviet-style restrictions.

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  • Scientists say monster penguin once swam New Zealand oceans

    New Zealand scientists say they've found fossilized bones from an extinct monster penguin that was about the size of a human and swam the oceans some...

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• Aug 13

  • Court rules for US in fight over Nevada plutonium shipment

    A federal appeals court has ruled against Nevada in a legal battle over the U.S. government's secret shipment of weapons-grade plutonium to a site...

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• Aug 13

  • The Latest: Nevada AG says plutonium fight will continue

    Nevada's attorney general says the state will continue to pursue all legal options to block shipments of weapons-grade plutonium to a site near Las...

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  • CBS, Viacom to reunite as media giants bulk up for streaming

    CBS and Viacom are set to reunite, bringing together their networks and the Paramount movie studio as traditional media giants challenge streaming...

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  • Pentagon auditor probing disputed cloud computing contract

    The Pentagon's independent auditor says it is swiftly reviewing the handling of a cloud computing project potentially worth $10 billion

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  • CBS and Viacom announce deal to reunite as traditional media giants get bigger to challenge streaming tech companies

    CBS and Viacom announce deal to reunite as traditional media giants get bigger to challenge streaming tech companies

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• Aug 13

  • Farmers turn to tech as key river in US West faces distress

    Agriculture uses most of the crucial Colorado River in the U.S., and researchers are trying to find ways technology can help farmers use less water...

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• Aug 13

  • Greta Thunberg's sailing adventure no pleasure cruise

    Greta Thunberg's two-week voyage to the United States will be no pleasure cruise

    Aug 13