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India floats ambitious goal: 100 percent electric cars
The government thinks it doesn't have to spend a dime on it.
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Scientists may have found a way to predict heat waves — 50 days in advance
A new study may have found a way to predict extreme heat in the eastern U.S.
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If you live in a city, this PBS quiz tells you you’re an elitist. Don’t believe it.
Why is PBS is pushing racist, anti-urban propaganda from controversial conservative Charles Murray?
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Affordable Teslas? Elon Musk is about to take your brain to Mars.
The Model 3 is expected to cost $35,000 and get 200 miles per charge.
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Arctic sea ice hits another record low
One scientist says, “I’ve never seen such a warm, crazy winter in the Arctic."
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Excuse me — do you know where my Appalachia is?
Relatively few people seem to understand what, where, or why the region is -- or even how to pronounce it. Surprise: It's all pretty complicated.
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Exclusive: The Easy Leaves play a charming country tune
Bring some harmonica into your life with this performance of "Engine Break" from our Pickathon On The Farm Series.
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Luxury Arctic cruise ship sets sail. What could go wrong?
The loss of Arctic sea ice cover has spurred a sharp rise in shipping traffic -- as well as coast guard rescue missions.
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Earthquakes caused by oil drillers are now so common that the government just assumes they’re coming
In parts of Oklahoma and Kansas, the tremor risk is now on par with quake-prone California.
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Half of U.S. oil is now fracked — but it might not stay that way
America's 300,000 fracking wells pumped out 4.3 million barrels per day in 2015.