As wind turbines age out globally, their massive fiberglass blades pose a growing landfill problem—until designers realized some could be repurposed as architectural elements rather than waste.
A six-legged robot plants trees faster than humans on scorched hillsides, suggesting a new tool for reforestation in landscapes too steep and fragile for conventional machinery.
What ecologists thought would take decades to recover bloomed in seasons, revealing a forest that had evolved to burn.
The FCC's August 2026 public notice would retroactively strip sales authorization from DJI's Air 3S, Mini 5 Pro and Avata 360 by classifying their obstacle-avoidance LiDAR sensors as military-grade equipment. Comments on PS Docket 26-189 close September 2.
Fifty-five years after the Cuyahoga River caught fire in 1969, dissolved oxygen has returned, more than 70 fish species have come back, and juvenile lake sturgeon have been released into a channel biologists once called dead.
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