In January 1966, a South African ship caught fire at sea. In port in Bristol, England, after firefighters pried open the ...

Tied to at least 90 ship and plant fires from the 1950s through the 1970s, fishmeal’s combustibility was a serious worry for seafarers, insurers and dock workers, according to a sweep of historical ...

This attack is one big reason why solar and wind companies have been supportive of efforts in Congress to negotiate a ...

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Earlier this month, after a series of stops and starts, the U.S. Department of Agriculture announced changes to a ...

Kimmie Gordon remembers the many parents who worked in the steel mills. They were folks like her stepfather, who drove each day to the eastern side of Chicago or to Burns Harbor, Indiana where they ...

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They were eagerly waiting to crack open boxes of the latest Magic: The Gathering trading cards and face off in a tournament.

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These rememberings belong first and foremost to me, Bee Bishop. If you can read this and I am alive, you do not have my ...

Headlines say the dirtiest fossil fuel is now “back in fashion” thank to the Iran war — but there's much more to the story.