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Birds are trying to adapt, but can't quite keep up with the earlier arrival of spring

As global demand for wood products is projected to rise over the coming decades, the world is expected to log about 3 million square miles of forestland.

Currently, less than 0.1 of the electricity required by the manufacturing sector in the U.S. is generated this way.

The marks, which were discovered in France, are the oldest known engravings made by Neanderthals.

It can feel like the world is pretty rough sometimes, but new research finds that people actually help each other every two minutes.

Black workers are more affected by pretty much every category than other racial groups, notably by global health concerns – 41.6% of Black workers (compared to 14.8% of white workers) were very concerned about this, compared office in many cases, against their will.

Study predicts 6.6 per cent increase in supercell storms and 25.8 per cent increase in area and time they prevail

Study: Getting regular, uninterrupted sleep could help those trying to shed a few pounds.

Researchers think they’ve found a foolproof three-step fix to stop groggy mornings

Do you always wake up feeling sluggish? Researchers from the University of California think they’ve found a fix for that.