Greenworks Electric Mowers: From Five-Motor MaximusZ to Budget-Friendly Models and Deals
The electric mower maker spans the spectrum, offering a high-tech riding mower, an affordable push mower, and seasonal deals to match.
Aug 25, 20261 views
Morning Briefing: Trade Wars, Wildfires, and the Stories Shaping America
From the National Mall to Reno, a roundup of key developments covered by NPR and its member stations.
Aug 24, 20261 views
Hawk Fire Rages Near Reno: 90,000 Evacuate as Blaze Consumes 15,000 Acres
Human-caused wildfire zero percent contained amid severe drought; thousands flee as officials warn of extreme conditions.
Aug 24, 20261 views
Landslide at Guinea Waste Dump Kills 30 in Conakry
Heavy rains caused a waste mound collapse in Guinea's capital, just days after authorities announced plans to relocate the site.
Aug 24, 20261 views
Volcanoes: From Krakatoa's Devastation to Mars' Ancient Peaks
Scientists uncover volcanic secrets on Earth and beyond as Kīlauea, Etna, and Iceland reshape landscapes and knowledge.
Aug 24, 20262 views
PLS Group Sees Lithium Supply Shortfall, Eyes Expansion as ASX Stocks Surge
Australia’s top lithium producer flags looming deficit and energy-security-driven demand, while sector shares rally hard.
Aug 24, 20262 views
From Austin to Sandy Hook: Stories of Resilience and Recovery Across the U.S.
Health care lifelines for musicians, a slow power restoration in Indiana, a coal community's uncertainty, and a school's symbolic reopening paint a portrait of communities in flux.
Aug 23, 20260 views
Trump Administration Moves to Dismantle Roadless Rule, Threatening Millions of Forest Acres
Proposal would open protected national forests to roads and logging, drawing sharp opposition from states and environmentalists
Aug 22, 20260 views
The Repair Revolution: How Repairable Gadgets Are Reshaping Consumer Tech in 2026
From Fairphone's US debut to Framework's colorful laptops, the right-to-repair movement gains momentum—but challenges persist.
Aug 22, 20261 views
Thunderquakes: How Lightning's Roar Lets Scientists X-Ray Earth's Subsurface
Penn State researchers use thunderstorms and fiber-optic cables to image the ground, turning storms into seismic tools.
Aug 22, 20262 views