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Animals
- What happens when cicadas erupt en masse right into the National Zoo?What happens when cicadas erupt en masse right into the National Zoo?
- World's tiniest pig, once thought extinct, returning to the wildWorld's tiniest pig, once thought extinct, returning to the wild
- What are elephants really ‘saying?’ First-ever library reveals communication mysteries.What are elephants really ‘saying?’ First-ever library reveals communication mysteries.
- Oil exploration company in Okavango wilderness misled investors, complaint to SEC saysOil exploration company in Okavango wilderness misled investors, complaint to SEC says
Environment
- As electric vehicles take off, we'll need to recycle their batteriesAs electric vehicles take off, we'll need to recycle their batteries
- How we can help coral and seabirds survive a warming worldHow we can help coral and seabirds survive a warming world
- In California, extreme heat and ozone pollution hit poor communities hardestIn California, extreme heat and ozone pollution hit poor communities hardest
- Honeybees are accumulating airborne microplastics on their bodiesHoneybees are accumulating airborne microplastics on their bodies
- Humans have ‘stressed out’ Earth far longer, and more dramatically, than realizedHumans have ‘stressed out’ Earth far longer, and more dramatically, than realized
- Angelina Jolie shares her passion for empowering women beekeepers, Video StoryAngelina Jolie shares her passion for empowering women beekeepers
- Angelina Jolie embraces bees—and female beekeepers as environmental guardiansAngelina Jolie embraces bees—and female beekeepers as environmental guardians
- ‘Zombie’ fires in the Arctic are linked to climate change‘Zombie’ fires in the Arctic are linked to climate change
- The Great Plains prairie needs fire to survive. These ranchers are bringing it back.The Great Plains prairie needs fire to survive. These ranchers are bringing it back.
History & Culture
- Thousands lost everything in the Tulsa Race Massacre—including my familyThousands lost everything in the Tulsa Race Massacre—including my family
- Sojourner Truth’s battle cry still resonates 170 years laterSojourner Truth’s battle cry still resonates 170 years later
- Before the Tulsa Race Massacre, Black business was booming in GreenwoodBefore the Tulsa Race Massacre, Black business was booming in Greenwood
- For those in long-term care, COVID-19 compounded the weight of griefFor those in long-term care, COVID-19 compounded the weight of grief
- The U.S. forced them into internment camps. Here’s how Japanese Americans started over.The U.S. forced them into internment camps. Here’s how Japanese Americans started over.
- Jerusalem's sacred sites are a combustible mix of religion and politicsJerusalem's sacred sites are a combustible mix of religion and politics
Science
- An earthquake lasted 32 years, and scientists want to know howAn earthquake lasted 32 years, and scientists want to know how
- Global campaign to distribute vaccines faces potentially ‘catastrophic’ shortfallGlobal campaign to distribute vaccines faces potentially ‘catastrophic’ shortfall
- Could a distaste for broccoli indicate greater resistance to COVID-19?Could a distaste for broccoli indicate greater resistance to COVID-19?
- Mysterious radio burst from space is especially bafflingMysterious radio burst from space is especially baffling
- The next phase of the U.S. pandemic? Pockets of localized outbreaks.The next phase of the U.S. pandemic? Pockets of localized outbreaks.
Travel
- The myths and mystique of Japan's national parks
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- A rare look at a perilous journey in the Caucasus MountainsA rare look at a perilous journey in the Caucasus Mountains
- Eastern Kentucky is poised for an ecotourism boom—but a new resort sparks debateEastern Kentucky is poised for an ecotourism boom—but a new resort sparks debate
- This little-known region may have Italy’s best winesThis little-known region may have Italy’s best wines
