Apr 15 2011
Future Olympics: A Reusable, Floating Venue
An archipelago of sporting facilities, administration buildings and housing accommodations could be towed along waterways to major cities.
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Apr 15 2011
Chrysler To Sell Natural-Gas Cars
The car company joins Honda in selling cars powered by compressed natural gas.
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Apr 11 2011
The Heavy Cost of Nitrogen Pollution
The impact of nitrogen pollution on health and the environment costs Europe hundreds of billions of dollars each year.
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Mar 29 2011
France and Lap Dogs Go Way Back
Most other prehistoric pooches were much larger, which raises questions about the French dogs' origins.
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Mar 28 2011
Wi-Fi Cars Hitting the Information Superhighway
Consumers are warning to the notion of being connected to the Internet through their cars.
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Feb 04 2011
Stone Age Fertility Ritual Object Found
Etchings on a carved elk antler dating to nearly 11,000 years ago, suggest it may have been used as a fertility object.
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Jan 13 2011
Climate Changes Linked to Fall of Roman Empire
Think small variations in temperature and precipitation levels don't have much of an impact? Guess again.
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Jan 10 2011
Ancient Farmers Swiftly Spread Westward
Sophisticated farming methods traveled quickly from the Middle East into Europe around 8,000 years ago.
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Dec 22 2010
Cold Winters Driven By Global Warming
Europe's record snowfall and cold temperatures are the result of melting polar ice disrupting the Earth's weather patterns.
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Nov 24 2010
Pterosaurs Flew Long, Slow
How were pterosaurs able to cruise the skies of the ancient world between 220-65 million years ago?
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