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The destruction of a major dam in Ukraine is catastrophic for the environment and will mean that parts of nature are 'lost forever,' says Ukraine environment minister Ruslan Strilets.

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PHOTO: From left, Middle Tennessee State University graduate student Ben Garretson, College of Basic and Applied Sciences Dean Greg Van Patten, rising junior Daniel Wetter, associate Dean Saeed Foroudastan, lab director Rick Taylor and MTSU Experimental Vehicles Program President Lily Hardin display the university solar boat entry in the international Solar Splash competition, to be held June 6-10 in Springfield, Ohio. (MTSU photo by...

Louisiana adults can apply for a program that will help them obtain a college degree and potentially land a high-demand, high-paying job for free.

KUALA LUMPUR: Education and Further Studies Fair – Series 56 will be held over two weekends in two cities.

Louisiana adults can apply for a program that will help them obtain a college degree and potentially land a high-demand, high-paying job for free.

Many users get nauseous when using virtual reality devices. For the metaverse to succeed, tech companies need to fix this problem.

N Chandrasekaran is now a well-known name in India but not many know that he started his career as an intern with TCS and then became the chairman of Tata Sons.

Bauhaus Dessau Foundation presents Bauhaus Study Rooms 2023 Design­Acts: Gestures of Performative Research.

Aircraft that routinely fly over bodies of water around the world to monitor pollution could in future not only detect oil and chemical spills on the high seas, in coastal waters and on beaches, b ...