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We got dire wolves, folks! Thats right, the *not mythical* creatures portrayed in Game of Thrones once actually lived and thrived in Canada. A ver...

BGen to provide clean steam, replacing fossil fuel-based steam boilers ... | April 5, 2023

The specimen was tentatively identified decades ago but a team from the Royal Ontario Museum used new technology to finally lock it down

In Sweden, a large proportion of newly produced buildings and their frames are built in fossil materials such as concrete and steel, which lead to large emissions of greenhouse gas. By... | April 3, 2023

Water, they can stamp dinosaurs, the feet, you can leave it overnight or pop it in the oven, 250 degrees -- >> they have feet. >> thats right. and hen you have a hard fossil you can hide in the house, or we have a sensory bin with some dyed rice -- rachel: this is such a clever idea. >> isnt that the fun? rachel: whats the shaving cream about? >> tie dye, love tie kentucky. this is shaving cream and a little bit of food coloring, and you just drop the shirt right in, and you get this fun, fuzzy ...

Two of Australias largest pension funds pulled money out of Chinese stocks and boosted positions in the countrys fossil fuel sector in the final six months of 2022, according to filings... | March 30, 2023

Students who graduate from our nations top law schools are too often faced with a choice between morality and prestige when making decisions about the

A nine-year-old boy has discovered an ancient fossil, believed to be 200 million years old, on a Welsh beach.

The apex dinosaur’s terrifying teeth were sheathed in lip-like tissue, some paleontologists say. Imagine them more akin to Komodo dragons than crocodiles.

Anchitheriomys buceei was rediscovered, stowed away in a filing cabinet. Why not name it after an iconic red-capped mascot?