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PHOTO: Pope Francis delivers his "Urbi et Orbi" message from the balcony overlooking St. Peter's Square at the Vatican April 16, 2017. — Vatican Media via Reuters

Why Pope Francis had the most progressive stance on climate change than any other pontiff in history

PHOTO: The Comanche Generating Station, a coal-fired power plant owned by Xcel Energy. — Jim West/UCG/Universal Images Group via Getty Images

How Trump's executive order on coal could impact energy use in the US

PHOTO: Flooding is shown along Zorn Avenue and River Rd as the Ohio River leaves its banks, on April 8, 2025, in Louisville, Kentucky. — Michael Clevenger/Courier Journal/USA Today Network via Imagn Images

Why the flooding in the South, Midwest was so severe

PHOTO: PIn this undated file photo, the rainforest is shown in Panama. — STOCK IMAGE/Getty Images

This tropical tree species has evolved to benefit from lightning strikes

PHOTO: This image provided by the European Space Agency, April 2, 2025, captured by NASA's Webb telescope, shows the asteroid 2024 YR4. — European Space Agency via AP

NASA catches a glimpse of 'city-killer' asteroid before it disappears until 2028

PHOTO: A view of the Lyrids Meteor Shower and Milky Way in Panamint Springs of California, April 24, 2023. — Tayfun Coskun/Anadolu Agency via Getty Images

Two meteor showers will happen simultaneously in April, astronomers say

PHOTO: In this Aug. 14, 2023, file photo, the Hemenway Harbor Marina at Lake Mead is shown at approximately 47% capacity, as viewed from Boulder Beach near Boulder City, Nevada. — George Rose/Getty Images, FILE

Water recycling could ease shrinking of Colorado River, new report finds

PHOTO: Tiny diatom cells that were dormant in sediment beneath the Baltic Sea for 7,000 years were successfully revived, scientists say. — IOW/S. Bolius

Dormant algae revived after 7,000 years beneath the Baltic Sea, researchers say

PHOTO: View of Crater Lake National Park, Oregon, July 2, 2020. — Karla Ann Cote/NurPhoto via Getty Images

Crater Lake, deepest lake in US, to close to swimmers and boaters for over 2 years

PHOTO: A 444 million-year-old specimen of a primitive marine anthropod was fossilized “inside-out,” with its muscles and guts preseserved in ancient sediment, scientists say. — University of Leicester

Scientists discover 'legless, headless wonder' that predated the dinosaurs

PHOTO: Icebergs seen around Research Vessel Falkor (too). — Alex Ingle/Schmidt Ocean Institute

Antarctic iceberg the size of Chicago breaks off, reveals thriving undersea ecosystem

PHOTO: Rescue workers help drivers caught in flood waters in McAllen, Texas, on March 27, 2025. — Liz Barbin

3 dead after storms bring record-breaking Texas floods, officials say

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