Breathing In Diesel Fumes Is Crippling Our Immune Systems
Not only can this exhaust affect the function of our white blood cells, but it may also trigger higher levels of inflammation.
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How California Water Outlook Got Good News
California's snowpack has risen from 28 percent of normal on January 1 to 86 percent of normal on February 23.
Pacific Northwest Will Be Next Victim of Increasing Wildfires
The North Cascades, the Olympic Mountains, the west of the Oregon Cascades and the Puget lowlands may see an uptick in fires.
Hundreds of Mammoth Bones and Prehistoric Remains Found in 'Paradise Cave'
The cave, described as an "important" archaeological site, appears to have been frequented by both Neanderthals and modern humans.
Ancient Warrior Discovered Buried With Horse and Sword After 1,300 Years
The warrior was also found alongside a full set of armor that lends "great importance" to the discovery, a researcher said.
Scientists Break Mystery That Might Solve Murders
A set of microbes was present on a number of dead bodies as they decomposed, possibly allowing for a more accurate time of death.
Doctor Reveals His Daily Tips to Live a Longer Life
Medical doctor, serial entrepreneur and longevity expert Peter Diamandis reveals what he does every day.
Atlantic Ocean's Circulation Could Collapse
Scientists warn that the collapse could cause temperatures to drop in the northern hemisphere, with a rise in warming in the south.
Asteroid Strikes May Have Frozen Past Earth Into 'Snowball,' Study Argues
By blotting out the sun with dust clouds, an impact on an already chilly Earth could set off runaway cooling, models suggest.
Heat Maps Show 'Striking' Difference for Women Walking Home Alone at Night
"Before we started the study, we expected to see some differences, but we didn't expect to see them so contrasting," the researchers said.
Amateurs Find World-Class Fossil Site From 470 Million Years Ago
The site contains almost 400 exceptionally well-preserved fossils that shed light on a prehistoric polar ecosystem.
'Extremely Rare' Gold Medieval Artifact Found in Bowels of Castle
The gold item is thought to date from the 11th or 12th centuries and may have belonged to a member of a ruling dynasty.
Iceland Volcano Fed by Magma Flowing at Unprecedented, 'Ultra-Rapid' Speeds
The river of magma that triggered Iceland's recent volcanic eruptions appears to have set a new record.
Iceland Volcano Update as Webcams Show Lava Fountains Up to 260 Feet Tall
The new eruption marks the third time a volcano has erupted in the same region of Iceland in the past three months.
NASA Map Shows How Atmospheric River's Intense Rainfall Drenched LA
Los Angeles saw nearly half a year's worth of rainfall over just two days this week, leading to flash floods and mudslides.
