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By flagging high-risk officers, the system allows police departments to limit the chance for violent events.
This huge area will finally produce energy -- 30 years after the meltdown.
The organization takes improving air quality "extremely seriously," and has thus decided to clamp down on diesel vehicles.
Looks like it's not always asteroids.
Who you callin' bird brain?
A long-standing assumption that as the planet warms, the biosphere releases more CO2 in a positive feedback loop was confirmed by researchers.
Fossil fuels could soon be a thing of the past.
What better way to top off your meal?
The key to fighting Zika might be as simple as a common flower and some water.
Despite concerns, these clones have lived long and healthy lives.
The main cause lies in the lack of available data from the Arctic.
The findings could have implications for the survival of modern animals in the face of global warming.
Believe it or not, there's actual scientific proof backing this advice.
Looks like happy hour isn't just a human thing.
That adds up to a lot of money.
The UK seems hell bent on making unfortunate decissions.
The new findings call our current theories on the mass extinction event into question.
Despite being thousands of kilometers away, the sun and moon are behind some of the earthquakes on the Earth.
Turning air into rock.
Energy.
It is alarming to see such emblematic species slide towards extinction
These big cats could save a lot of people -- if we let them.
We all know the pain and harrowing loneliness of losing a loved one, and it seems whales do too.
The discovery highlights how trait functions can change with evolution.
City birds aren't very friendly to each other.
After leaving its exoskeleton behind, the insect narrowly avoided amber entombment.
Less species, more problems.
It turns out that ducklings are a lot smarter than we thought.
The blue-eyed babies give scientists hope for the mountain lion population at large.
It has M&Ms, peanut butter, flying drones, and fluffy critters. It's perfect.
Dinosaurs might not have been as terrifying as we thought.
By limiting the growth of their roots, grassy crops conserve soil water during drought.
These movements could in turn help speed up global warming.
This biomaterial is not only better, but more humane than traditional leather.
The night light burns bright.
Bees have a very keen sense of smell -- they have to in order to survive. But air pollution is seriously plugging their 'nostrils'.
Two new massive 350MW arrays in the Netherlands will supply power to Dutch people at €87/MWh, which translates into under 10 cents/kWh.
Wear it on your fingers, not in your lungs.
The United Kingdom will almost certainly miss its 2020 targets for renewable energy, the National Grid has said.
An amazing story that might shift the animal care paradigm for the disabled.
There's a lot more going on under those horns than you'd think.
It's a great day for the Internet but we're still just shy of a decisive ruling.
Why build some tech from scratch when nature did all the dirty work for you over millions of years of evolution?
Developing countries stand to lose $177 billion each year or about half a percentage point of GDP due to delays in the physical development of children.
Despite having a single visual pigment in their retinas, cephalopods can blend with their multi-coloured surroundings easily fooling both prey and predators.
Antartica's penguins are in trouble.
Just as green, but with 1000% more "ew."
A truly amazing animal.
One of the most familiar livestock animals seems to signal information about their personalities, but also wellbeing, by grunting.
Humans -- tyrants of creators? Two researchers explored this duality by studying both extinct species and those who had evolved as a direct influence of man.
