Excellent Bad Idea: Humvee On Tracks

The Cool Down
Researchers find significant potential of energy source below US-Mexico border region: 'A really good development target'
"This is good news."
Men's Journal
Grizzly Bear Seen Chasing Down Moose in Wild Montana Video
A wildlife biologist and podcast host had an extremely close and personal run-in with the apparent brutality of nature while attempting to catch a moose on video in a campground in Montana. And what transpired was an incredible moment that he'll likely not soon forget, as a grizzly ...
The Cool Down
Researchers develop method of desalination that could save millions of lives: 'A paradigm shift is essential to sustain human life'
On a large scale, desalination is a promising method to provide abundant fresh water.
Tasting Table
What Costco Fans Hate Most About The Rotisserie Chicken In A Bag
costco, rotisserie chicken, bag
Reuters
Brazil joins race to loosen China's grip on rare earths industry
Mining giant Brazil has big ambitions to build a rare earths industry as Western economies push to secure the metals needed for magnets used in green energy and defence and break China's dominance of the supply chain. But low rare earths prices, technical challenges and nervous lenders pose challenges to the Latin American nation's hopes to propel itself into the world's top five rare earths producers. The pace at which Brazil's rare earths projects come together will be a test for how successful the West may be at building a new advanced industry almost from scratch to break China's grip.
The Cool Down
Researchers make mind-blowing discovery about potential use for tons of discarded beer yeast: 'A significant advantage'
"The yeast themselves are bio-based, benign, and biodegradable."
Advnture
For once, it's a Yellowstone wolf – not tourist – that regrets its decision to chase elk
In video captured by a wildlife guide, the wolf is seen giving chase before the tables turn
Savannah Morning News
More than 100 tortoises were removed from burrows at Hyundai site ahead of construction
More than 100 gopher tortoises were collected and transported about 30 miles from the Hyundai megasite to Fort Stewart Army base, officials say.
Sacramento Bee
California environmental groups appeal court ruling in favor of plan to build new reservoir
A judge sided against environmentalists who argued it would harm the Sacramento River ecosystem and threaten imperiled fish.
CNN
A water war is looming between Mexico and the US. Neither side will win
The US-Mexico water crisis is highlighting the immense difficulties of navigating how to share shrinking water resources in a hotter, drier world.
Jalopnik
Solar Power Is Bigger Than Oil For The First Time In History
Solar photovoltaic energy is riding the wave of the future. Gas and oil have powered the previous hundred years of economic and industrial development, but demand for solar energy is growing even faster than China’s investment in green energy. Seven massive solar energy companies in China are building enough solar power that it has begun to overtake the energy reserves of the seven largest oil companies. The largest of them, Tongwei Co., builds enough solar panels in a year to power all of Italy
The Telegraph
Inside Javier Milei’s big bet on ‘new oil’
The Los Azules mining project is nestled in a beautiful yet austere stretch of the Andes. Just a few miles from the border with Chile, it is one of the quietest and most remote parts of Argentina.
WHTM
Bear sightings reported in Cumberland County neighborhood
CUMBERLAND COUNTY, Pa. (WHTM)– More bear sightings have been reported in Cumberland County, and officials are reminding community members to leave the animals alone. The reported bear sightings have been in the area of Dover Court in the Canterbury Estates neighborhood, Upper Allen Township Police said in a news release Tuesday. It was reported there […]
The Columbus Dispatch
Lights out: Columbus solar farm project on landfill dies before construction began
A proposed 50-megawatt solar farm atop a closed South Side SWACO landfill has been cancelled due to developer inactivity, four years after announced.
WGN Chicago
Franklin Park residents frustrated after water bills skyrocket following meter replacements, repairs
FRANKLIN PARK, Ill. — A village board meeting was held in Franklin Park on Monday night as fired-up residents voiced their frustration over tremendous increases to their water bills. During Monday’s meeting, the board was forced to sit through public comment with lots of angry residents taking the podium. “If you guys don’t fix this, […]
Storyful
Moose Evades Grizzly Bear During Chase at Montana Campground
A moose narrowly evaded a charging grizzly bear in Cooke City, Montana, on Tuesday, June 11, video shows.Wesley Larson, a bear biologist and host of the Tooth and Claw Podcast, captured footage of the moment at Soda Butte Campground.Larson, who reports on grizzly attacks, told Storyful the video was filmed at the same site of a fatal grizzly attack in 2010.“I checked the site number where the chase had just unfolded. It was site 26, the very same location of the fatal mauling 14 years ago,” he said.According to the National Parks Service, a female grizzly bear and her cubs mauled three people in separate tents at that campsite in 2010, resulting in one fatality.Larson said that the bear was unsuccessful in its attempt to catch the moose. Credit: Tooth and Claw Podcast via Storyful
Asheville Citizen-Times
Buildings with septic tank floating in Weaverville water source demolished by county
Buildings with what officials said were extensive violations of environmental health and other rules near the Ivy River have been demolished.
KNWA Fayetteville
Rare white buffalo reported in Yellowstone National Park
White buffalo — also known as bison — are held sacred by many Native Americans who greeted news of the birth of one in Yellowstone as an auspicious sign.
AFP
Water crisis batters war-torn Sudan as temperatures soar
War, climate change and man-made shortages have brought Sudan -- a nation already facing a litany of horrors -- to the shores of a water crisis.Now, from the western deserts of Darfur, through the fertile Nile Valley and all the way to the Red Sea coast, a water crisis has hit 48 million war-weary Sudanese who the US ambassador to the United Nations on Friday said are already facing "the largest humanitarian crisis on the face of the planet."
Fox News
Conservative groups cleared to continue legal fight to protect whales from Biden-backed offshore wind farm
A coalition of conservative organizations has standing to continue fighting a Biden administration wind project in Virginia, a federal judge determined.

Recommended Stories