The '80s Fashion Trend That Literally Destroyed The Ozone Layer
The 1980s was not just painful on the eyes; the decade was truly terrible for the planet. Case in point: we destroyed the ozone layer with big hair.
Read MoreThe 1980s was not just painful on the eyes; the decade was truly terrible for the planet. Case in point: we destroyed the ozone layer with big hair.
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Read MoreBack in 2006, climate change did not weigh on people's minds as much as heavily as today, thanks to the fires, pandemics, floods, and hurricanes.
Read MoreThere's something deeply wrong with the way that Fox News skews reality to suit its agenda.
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Read MoreSaying that Earth has water is like, well, saying that Scrooge McDuck has money.
Read MoreThe People's Republic has been taking action to confront the pollution problem, cut down the smog, and has become proactive about mitigating climate change.
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Read MoreEvery year we televise an event attended viewed on ESPN by over 2 million people -- a 10-minute hot dog eating contest.
Read MoreEarth's non-renewable resources are getting sucked up like the last bubbles in an expired Coke can.
Read MoreMillennials and Gen Z are bored with your insults.
Read MoreHistory shows doomsday nonsense, where someone says the world is ending and it doesn't, has happened for centuries. Here are some doomsdays that didn't happen.
Read MoreIn the Marshall Islands, the so-called "tomb" that America encapsulated its nuclear waste inside is threatening to crack because of rising sea levels.
Read MoreCyclones and hurricanes have a lot in common, but if you think the terms are interchangeable, you've been swirling in a vortex of misinformation.
Read MoreChernobyl is to toxic disasters what Kleenex is to tissues. It's synonymous with what happens when science goes wrong.
Read MoreFrom freaky weather events to bizarre bodily reactions, the world is full of real phenomena that people used to think were fake.
Read MoreThe song "Running Up That Hill" from Season 4 of Netflix's "Stranger Things" sparked a renewal of interest in the avant-garde English pop singer Kate Bush.
Read MoreThe news has gotten pretty weird in 2019.
Read MoreWith songs such as "You Give Love a Bad Name" and "Livin' on a Prayer," Bon Jovi is known for fusing elements of rock, pop, and metal. Here are the founders.
Read MoreA yearslong drought can devastate communities and ecosystems, but it can also reveal long-forgotten secrets.
Read MoreWho can turn down a nature documentary featuring cute penguins, deer, or even the saga of a tight-knit wolf pack?
Read MoreHBO's Chernobyl miniseries traumatized viewers in a way no TV series has done in recent years. But here are a few ways the Chernobyl miniseries lied to you.
Read MoreCameras are tricky because they produce photos of Melania Trump that sometimes don't look like Melania Trump. Here's the story behind fake Melania Trump.
Read MoreBill Nye might be a national treasure, but he's almost messed up on quite a few occasions. Here are basic science facts Bill Nye has gotten wrong.
Read MoreMr. Cruel is the boogeyman-esque tale of an Australian criminal committing heinous crimes who has still never been caught. So who are the biggest suspects?
Read MoreQueen Elizabeth II is the longest-reigning British monarch in history, having sat on the throne for 70 years. But what would her 75th jubilee be called?
Read MoreElvis Presley is one of the most enduring musicians in history. His movie career was also impressive and even had a possible pair-up with The Duke himself.
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