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Despite being 93 million miles away, looking at the sun for even a couple of seconds can harm the eyes, according to the University of Washington School of Medicine.

Scientists, entrepreneurs and federal officials are searching furiously for a carbon-free fuel they hope to find buried underground. The search is fueled by a recent and dramatic change in thinking

(TNS) Massive cost overruns. Key deadlines slipping out of reach. Problems of unprecedented complexity, and a generations worth of scientific progress contingent upon solving them.

BOSTON — The last coal-fired power plant in New England, which had been the focus of a lawsuit and protests, is set to close in a victory for environmentalists.

Patient care at Neurosurgery Services of CMA goes well beyond precision surgery at Cayuga Medical Center operating rooms and can include treating neck and back pain with physical therapy, pain

By TARA WYATT

PHOENIX -- Gov. Katie Hobbs wont say whether she believes Pluto is a full-fledged planet or something less.

At around $68 million, paid for by water fees for Billings residents, the plant will be the biggest public works project ever for the city in terms of cost.

Counterfeit eclipse glasses are “polluting the marketplace,” and looking at the sun with them can result in severe eye injury. Here’s how to tell if yours are real.

Pennsylvania has seen dramatic growth in electric vehicle (EV) ownership, with a 45 percent rise compared to a year ago as state and federal funds drive the buildout of public