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2 teens won $50,000 for inventing a device that can filter toxic microplastics from water
Two 17-year-olds created a new device to successfully filter microplastics from water using ultraso…
Ellyn Lapointe,Morgan McFall-Johnsen
Mexico City could run out of water in a month unless it rains
The Cutzmala water system, which provides water to millions in Mexico City, is operating at 28% cap…
Kenneth Niemeyer
Thailand is now welcoming Indians with open arms, but are its drought-hit islands really prepared for a tourism influx?
Thailand's tourism sector has been strategically easing visa regulations to attract visitors from k…
Dipping reservoir stores in South India raise alarms on possible water shortages ahead
Looking ahead, despite current shortages, many state governments assure the public of sufficient wa…
Apple lets YouTuber MKBHD inside its stress-test labs, where machines subject iPhones to water jets and drop tests
YouTuber MKBHD visited Apple's labs to see how the iPhone gets stress-tested with water jets and bi…
Jordan Hart
A man who lost 40 pounds — and cut 10 inches from his waistline — recommends walking, protein swaps, and drinking vinegar water
Diabetes medications including Ozempic weren't working for this CEO. So he started a "digital twin"…
Hilary Brueck
Garden city to concrete jungle: Bengaluru city has just 7% green cover left, reveals IISc study
Bengaluru's urbanised area has expanded by a staggering 1055% since 1973, from a mere 8% to 93.3% i…
US weapons could start arriving in Ukraine within days, but it still has a major problem that aid can't fix
US aid will help Ukraine hold its defensive positions, but it faces intensifying attacks and manpow…
Tom Porter
WFH has an innovation problem
In today's big story, we're looking at a new study showing a big downside to remote work.
Dan DeFrancesco
Scientists are growing crops with salt water that could help save us from starvation
SaliCrop, a seed enhancement company, is working to make crops more resilient to climate change, wi…
Ellyn Lapointe
Your drinking water could contain fewer hazardous 'forever chemicals' under new federal rules
Peer-reviewed studies have linked PFAS to some cancers, decreased fertility, high cholesterol, and …
Catherine Boudreau,Morgan McFall-Johnsen
Five-feet-tall 'tentacles' of second-hand clothes are building up in Ghana's beaches, destroying fisheries
Being the world’s largest importer of used clothing might seem like business is booming, but this a…
Water woes grip Bengaluru as city faces severe crisis ahead of summer
Bengaluru, often referred to as India's Silicon Valley, is facing a water crisis. As the sweltering…
ANI
'3 Body Problem' doesn't have 'Game of Thrones'-level nudity — but it does have one groundbreaking nude moment
"3 Body Problem" has one sequence with a large number of nude actors, but the show isn't anywhere n…
Palmer Haasch
Problems in China have US intelligence worried the rising military power may become 'even more aggressive and unpredictable'
New intelligence suggests China's ongoing domestic and economic issues could hinder its military am…
Chris Panella
Russia's new river patrol force will likely have the same explosive problem battering its Black Sea Fleet, Western intel says
Britain's defense ministry said the new Dnipro River Flotilla will likely be vulnerable to Ukraine'…
Jake Epstein
Electric cars don't have a demand problem. They have an affordability problem.
Despite what you may have been hearing, EVs have plenty of demand. Many of them are just too expens…
Tim Levin
'3 Body Problem' episode 5 has a violent sequence that's almost gory enough to live up to 'Game of Thrones' on its own
"3 Body Problem" isn't as inclined to violence as "Game of Thrones." But one scene in episode 5, "J…
Palmer Haasch
Global warming is changing the very way water is flowing through our atmosphere
As a result, some regions may experience more frequent and severe droughts, while others might see …
A single orca killed a great white shark in a shocking 2 minutes. This hunting behavior could mean problems for the fishing industry and tourism.
Scientists saw a single orca kill a great white shark and eat its liver in South Africa, revealing …