Cicadas get a little help from nature when it comes to grooming themselves, a new study finds. As unwanted particles, such as pollen, build up on a cicada's wing, water droplets can wipe it clean and ...

DURHAM, N.C. – As cicadas on the East Coast begin emerging from their 17-year slumber, a spritz of dew drops is all they need to keep their wings fresh and clean. Researchers at Duke University and ...

Shares of Seal Beach’s Clean Energy Fuels Corp. jumped Tuesday, a day after the natural gas fueling stations operator received a $150 million investment from Chesapeake Energy Corp. The company’s ...

Clean Science and Technology Ltd’s stock gained more than 7% in early deals on Monday on the National Stock Exchange. Clean Science is an innovation driven specialty chemical manufacturer and its ...

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On Thursday morning, with the temperature a raw 41 degrees and gusty winds making it seem even colder, a crew of six people were picking up trash in a vacant lot at Fourth and Harnett streets. Welcome ...

Clean-energy stocks are jumping after the latest inflation data, putting the iShares Global Clean Energy ETF on track for its best day in a year. Treasury yields dropped after the CPI report. Falling ...

LAKEWOOD – The white on Jacob Bejarano’s uniform practically glistened – as did his ear-to-ear smile – Friday afternoon, even after spending about 90 minutes in the high jump pit. There was hardly a ...

Clean Science and Technology Ltd shares zoomed over 98 per cent in debut trade on Monday against its issue price of ₹900, reflecting strong investor confidence in the speciality chemical manufacturers ...

British Athletics announces that bibs for the IAAF World Indoor Tour event will display 'I Run Clean' and 'I Jump Clean' messages Athletes at Saturday's Glasgow Indoor Grand Prix will wear bibs ...

This story was updated May 1 at 11:16 a.m. EDT. Cicadas get a little help from nature when it comes to grooming themselves, a new study finds. As unwanted particles, such as pollen, build up on a ...