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The world is running out of sand, the strangest shortage on Earth, because only certain grains can build a city, and a violent black market now fights over what's left.
Venus may once have had a moon, but new simulations show that as the planet’s rotation slowed, tidal forces could have dragged the satellite inside the Roche limit and destroyed it—in some scenarios within just 30 million years.
Utah wildlife officers assessed and GPS collared 1,901 wild animals in a single winter, from deer to mountain goats across six species, the largest effort of its kind the state has ever carried out.
America lost its bats, the farms reached for chemicals, and researchers estimated 1,334 additional infant deaths across 245 counties
