From the Bermuda Triangle to Antarctica's Blood Falls, we look at mysterious sites and stories from around the world.

The 48-year history of Pagosa Springs’ geothermal heating network demonstrates the advantages and constraints on the use of subterranean heat to help achieve Gov. Jared Polis’ carbon-free aspirations.

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President Trump issued a rare rebuke to President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia on Thursday, calling on him to stop his bombing ...

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Here are five proposals that a 20-person panel heard about at a civic assembly to help determine the future of the old Hughes Stadium site.

A 30% VAT immediate tax refund after payment and a 90% reduction in corporate income tax for secondary copper enterprises ...

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Following the release of his book Casa Mexicana, British photographer Edmund Sumner has selected ten contemporary Mexican ...

The recent Myanmar earthquake serves as a reminder of the risks faced by the region, as it marks 10 years since a massive ...

On 11 February 2025, the UNESCO Regional Office for East Asia successfully organized the second national consultation among ...