More than 250 earthquakes have struck the state's Southern border since New Year's Eve, and it's not the first time this has happened.

The Food and Drug Administration is launching its first national campaign to prevent and reduce smoking among young people.

The backlash from Kraft placing a healthy eating label on its processed cheese singles made the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics rethink the label’s use.

Restaurants are serving up Amatrice Pasta and donating proceeds to help earthquake victims.

The law also affects convenience stores and vending machines.

U.S. landowners voluntarily protect more land (and water) than all national parks in the lower 48 states, a new census shows.

The Quadrantids will peak Jan. 4 with good viewing opportunities in North America.

Humans have detected and confirmed seismic event son another planet. Here's what you need to know about "marsquakes" and what they mean.

Quick and easy ideas for keeping your part of the 4th of July celebration local.

Millions of bottle deposits go unclaimed in the exceptionally tidy Danish capital each year.

A fleeting ban on the ubiquitous landfill-clogger is overturned by a Manhattan judge.

Kitchen 'waste' liquids like pickle juice and potato water can be reused to enhance culinary creations and a whole lot more.

Researchers at Pennsylvania State University have developed a self-healing fabric derived from the amazing biological properties of squid ring teeth.

Chicago residents have a new way of treating the flu, but is it worth the risk?

Celebrate the birthday of Henry David Thoreau by simplifying your life.

Have you secured the health of nature so we continue to have quality of life?

I briefly lived with hunter-gatherers in the rainforest, where a couple visiting tourists did something very unexpected.

Natural alternatives to DEET work well in repelling mosquitoes, including eucalyptus, cedar, geranium, peppermint, lemon grass, fennel, catnip and rosemary plan

Don't be intimidated by this oft forgotten fragrant fall fruit. We'll show you how to eat quince like a pro.

Researchers are developing robotic fish to swim our waterways and patrol for pollutants.

Scientists genetically engineer a new strain of female mosquitoes that cannot fly, hoping the handicap will curb dengue fever outbreaks.

Suit allows its human wearer to breathe liquid like a fish, making deeper dives possible.

Quantum theory offers an answer to one of the oldest and most fundamental questions in biochemistry.

Wired's video series, 'Five Levels of Difficulty,' challenges an expert to explain a complicated concept to people at five levels of expertise — and it's cool.

With the purchase of New Mexico's largest solar facility, the long-term partnership is nearing 300MW of installed solar power.

In rural areas, Internet connectivity can be a powerful force for economic empowerment.

The same thing that keeps the lights on and appliances humming tastes great on a cracker.

Photovoltaic cells convert the sun's energy into electricity — but what if solar energy could instead be converted directly into liquid fuel?

By 2020, onshore wind and solar power are expected to be cheaper sources of new electricity than any fossil fuel.

Sure, you've seen classics like 'A Christmas Story' and 'Miracle on 34th Street.' But have you heard of 'Holiday in Handcuffs'? We didn't think so.

More than 4,000 deadly snakes call this tiny 110-acre island home, including one species with venom that can 'melt human flesh.'

This monster of a bug was recently discovered in a remote area of China's Sichuan province.

Jumbo squid, also known as "red devils," have been known to attack divers before. But a submarine? Watch the nightmarish Greenpeace video here.

They might make for terrifying adults, but giant squid are actually kind of cute when they're babies.

From 11:57 p.m. to midnight each night, sheep have been stampeding through Times Square.

People all over the world are performing music from their balconies and windows as a sign of hope during the coronavirus quarantine.

Cocoa trees are under attack, and demand is skyrocketing worldwide. What this means for chocoholics now and in the future.

The holiday isn't complete until you've seen The Old Man open his frageelay leg lamp. We double dog dare ya to resist these famed A Christmas Story quotes.

From veterinary visits to buying dog food, pet owners have questions about how to keep their pets healthy and safe during the coronavirus pandemic.

If you've ever wondered what hamsters and the French Revolution have to do with the first day of fall, we've got the answers.

Massive storms often trigger earthquake-like seismic activity on the sea floor.

What do eggs, shamrocks and monuments have to do with the first day of spring?

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The good folks at Coalergy reminds us all that coal isn't dirty. It smells good too.

Can over-consumption actually save the planet? Are we finally on the downslope of the bottled water craze? And should Al Gore be talking about meat?

Debuting at Sundance, the follow-up to the 2007 documentary continues the former vice president's efforts to educate on the climate crisis.

If social media has you feeling stressed, here's how to quit Facebook without going through withdrawal.

Georgia Aquarium's award-winning mobile app uses open-source image recognition software to help visitors identify more than 50 sea creatures.

IQbuds Boost hearables are blurring the distinction between wireless earbuds and those so-called medical devices.