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KATHMANDU — In Nepal, there’s a popular saying: “dal bhat power, 24 hour.” It refers to a humble plateful of rice and soupy lentils that Nepalis swear by, both at home and across the diaspora, as fuel for the body…
The launch of Katalyst Space’s robotic servicing spacecraft LINK, designed to boost the orbit of NASA’s Neil Gehrels Swift Observatory, was postponed Tuesday due to unfavorable weather conditions. The next launch attempt is targeted for no earlier than Wednesday, July…
NASA Ames Science Stars of the Month: July 2026 Pictured left to right: Sungshin Choi, Yi-Chun Chen, Emma Yates, Eduardo Bendek The NASA Ames Science Directorate recognizes the outstanding contributions of (pictured left to right) Sungshin Choi, Yi-Chun Chen, Emma…
Gov. Ron DeSantis characterized the clean energy goals the law bans as “radical climate policies,” although experts say the law will not necessarily upend the plans. By Amy Green A new state law limits Florida communities’ aims to offset greenhouse…
Federal and state authorities are finding common ground on shielding ratepayers from the costs of grid upgrades and data center growth. But they still have to determine who should and will pay. By Aman Azhar A new federal order could…
Tomás Ayala leaps off the side of a small dinghy and into the dark swell of water. His arms slice through the waves like a cutlass as he dives deep into the bay off the southeastern coast of the Puerto…
Government hopes to make 30% of city’s fleet electric vehicles by 2030 and build 30,000 public charging points The unruly chaos of Delhi’s roads would be unrecognisable without the rickshaws and scooters that zip through India’s capital in their millions,…
Lab Astro Newsletter Lab Astro Newsletter Home Issues Issue 1: Cold Solar System Objects Issue 2: Exoplanets Issue 3: Astrophysical Ices Interviews Contribute The post Laboratory Astrophysics Newsletter Issue 3 appeared first on NASA Science.
Officials in the city say it costs about $31,000 on average. Many of Chicago’s peers are spending less than half that. By Juanpablo Ramirez-Franco, Clayton Aldern, Keerti Gopal This story is a partnership between Inside Climate News, Grist and WBEZ,…
No city dealing with a lot of lead pipes spends as much as Chicago does to replace them. With more than 400,000 lead water service lines, Chicago has the largest known inventory of lead pipes of any city in the…