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Three companies involved in oil refining, steelmaking and shipbuilding have joined hands to introduce a fleet of ships running on marine biofuel to reduce carbon emissions.

Surprising fossil finds can be turned up in Southern Ontario, where the oldest specimens were deposited between 350 and 450 million years ago

Lovers of paleontology are in for a treat as the Royal Tyrrell Museum of Palaeontology unveiled a massive triceratops skull on Oct. 5.

Lovers of paleontology are in for a treat as the Royal Tyrrell Museum of Palaeontology unveiled a massive triceratops skull on Oct. 5.

Traces of ancient DNA have been found preserved in a fossilized sea turtle dating back to six million years ago.

The "absolutely stuffed" arthropod evinces a scavenged diet of several marine species.

The Ocucaje Desert, where paleontologists recently unearthed the ancient skeleton of the world’s heaviest animal, is being overtaken by human settlement.

We put together a list of beneficiaries of the $370 billion investment needed for California’s power grid to meet the state’s “net zero” goal for CO2 emissions by 2045.

Paleontologists in Egypt announced the discovery of Tutcetus rayanensis, an eight-foot-long leviathan that lived 41 million years ago.

The newly found spider fossil has been scientifically named Megamonodontium mccluskyi.