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FERC says PennEast pipeline would have ‘less than significant’ environmental impact

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The Need for Speed

A star has been discovered that orbits a black hole once every 28 minutes. Not impressed? This star is 2.5 times farther away from the bl ...

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 Amy Marzolino and her son, August. (Maiken Scott/WHYY)
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This mom hopes for a better future for her son who cannot eat

Amy Marzolino watches her toddler, August, like a hawk, and with good reason. “I’m the mom who’s running across ...

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Sal Fede displays his new solar panels mounted on the roof of his Philadelphia home. (Joel Wolfram/for WHYY)
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Solar co-ops help homeowners harness the sun’s energy

Neighbors are teaming up to tackle the challenge of switching to sun-sourced electricty. Sal Fede’s house isn’t much t ...

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EPA union fights back on Trump’s planned budget cuts

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This Washington state dam is trying to be fish-friendly

The people at Wanapum Dam are trying to balance the interests of fish and clean power. The Wanapum Dam is massive. It̵ ...

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Mimicking nature, an artificial leaf can recycle CO2

An artificial leaf created by researchers at the University of Illinois at Chicago captures greenhouse gas and puts it to work again. ...

9 years ago

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Cows from a dairy farm in Central Pennsylvania. (Dani Fresh for WHYY)
The Pulse
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Why don’t more farms convert poop to power?

Imagine 7,000 gallons of cow manure. It smells. Brett Reinford’s dairy farm in Central Pennsylvania has 700 cows, and that& ...

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This conveyor belt transports ash from burnt coal to a dump site near Shenandoah This conveyor belt transports ash from burnt coal to a dump site near Shenandoah. (Elizabeth Fiedler/WHYY)
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Renewable energy jobs bring new life to old coal towns

In some former coal towns, residents continue to hold tight to that economy and identity. Reporter Elizab ...

9 years ago

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What is the grid and why do renewables strain it?

In the push for an electrical energy source that can sustainably power the modern world — namely, renewables, like wind and solar — t ...

9 years ago

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 El Niño Training Center in San Francisco. (Andrew Stelzer/for WHYY)
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Athletes chase competitive advantage by cutting weight

In certain sports, rapid weight loss is extremely common and extremely dangerous. Boxers, wrestlers, muay thai and mixed martial a ...

9 years ago

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 Pediatrician Andrew Wood vaccinates 6-month-old Maysa Abboud at a recent home visit. (Kimberly Paynter/WHYY)
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Health experts work hard to counter anti-vaccine activism

One of the first, big decisions parents have to make is whether or not to vaccinate their child. Vaccines are vital to public — ...

9 years ago

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 Maiken Scott pretends to be a birder who fell from a tree, while students from the School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania examine her. (Paige Pfleger/WHYY)
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From snakebites to leadership, students learn medicine in the wild

When you’re trading your medical school classroom for a soggy, chilly nature reserve — you better be prepared. During a wi ...

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DRBC considers new fish rule to mark gains in water quality

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