Chernobyl and Fukushima have become synonymous with nuclear disaster. But while they may be the largest and most infamous civilian nuclear accidents, they’re not the only events of their type. Here’s a look at the 10 worst. Keep reading >>

Sleek, shining exemplars of green tech, these solar-powered racing cars streak across thousands of miles of track and roadways in a bid to win challenges around the world. Keep reading >>

Light pollution is diminishing the number of stars visible in the night sky, but International Dark Sky Parks like Big Bend may hold the solution. Keep reading >>

Made out of recycled computer parts by artist Luca di Filippo, these insects and other creepy-crawlies raise important questions about the culture of technological surveillance in which we all live. Keep reading >>

Photo: echiner1 Windmills evoke images of simpler times when humans relied on wind, water and wood for energy, but dreams of wind’s potential can conflict with harsh reality. People dependent on direct wind power are sometimes left stranded – like & Keep reading >>

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Photo: DRB62 on Flickr In 1975, a prediction was made that the digital revolution would lead to a paperless office. Since then, however, our usage of paper has actually increased. According to market research firm InfoTrends, over one trillion pages &hell Keep reading >>

Photo: Autoviva.com Electric cars gained ground when a stretch of Interstate Highway 5 opened for electric vehicles in Oregon, USA. This is the second section of highway in the USA to cater to electric cars. Drivers can recharge their electric … Keep reading >>

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