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Learn how comparing fossil heels of Neanderthals to modern humans shows how our ancient cousins adapted to a physically demanding lifestyle, while modern life may have made our heels less robust.
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Around 450 million metric tons of plastics are produced worldwide each year. The major share of this sheer volume is used only once and then winds up in an incinerator or in landfills.
Listening to someone recount their visit to an amusement park can feel like being on an emotional roller coaster yourself.
The SS "Cornwallis" was traveling between Barbados and Canada when it was sunk by a German U-boat that had delivered Nazi spies to American soil just days earlier
How we feel about taking a break from our screens could tell us something important about the way we behave online, according to new research from the University of Bath and Goethe University…
For devout leaf peepers, timing is everything. A new study led by researchers from Duke University's Nicholas School of the Environment shows that leaf nutrient levels affect the onset of fall color.
