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Urine has lots of nitrogen and phosphorus—a problem as waste, great as fertilizer.

Plus eight other winning images in 2022 BMC Ecology and Evolution image competition.

With Botometer tool, you can "choose any threshold... to get any result you want."

The ambitious change is expected to cut energy consumption by a factor of 1,000.

At $249,000, the Lucid Air Sapphire will be a rare thing indeed.

Nuvia—a company founded by ex-Apple CPU engineers—will also tackle server designs.

Some are seeing charges on cards they've never activated or hardly used.

Company says Framework's 3D-printed motherboard case infringes its trademark.

One class of PFAS chemicals can be broken down into harmless compounds with lye.

Full 60+ game list also includes some Genesis classics with new gameplay features.

All signs point to notorious 20th-century forger.

Easily one of the best Chromebooks you can buy, but it needs a price drop.

"We are definitely seeing significant attrition. That should surprise no one."

The long-predicted shift finally happened.

Lower emissions and lower obesity would more than offset the added traffic deaths.

CHD says the ban came "without warning." Meta says it followed many violations.

Decent power for traveling or small hands.

The firm hopes stopping all health data collection will block the FTC's lawsuit.

The Moto Edge has a super-fast display, but can the MediaTek SoC keep up?

Problem has been assigned an official CVE ID, despite lack of specifics.

MacOS security researcher was able to bypass the fix issued just last weekend.

Text found in iOS app code says plan won't allow downloads for offline viewing.

Twitch streamers also hit for playing with modded characters like Jesus Christ.

After a chain of attacks, security firm got access to locations and recordings.

Swedish publication Vi Bilägare quantified the problem with new tests.

Such an initiative would require a 200-fold increase over current space-lift capacity.

Limited Run Games has also been acquired, along with five worldwide game studios.

The app is adding internal teams to review influencer posts for violations.

It's the fifth Chrome zero-day patched by Google this year.

New chips, new cameras, and the death of the iPhone mini are all possibilities.

Dealmaster also has the Xbox Series S, 8BitDo gamepads, and board games.

High Court finds Google isn't a publisher, says "a hyperlink is merely a tool."

A modern, thoughtful update to the visual novel concept for disaffected Gen Z.

Kernel and WebKit bugs can allow arbitrary code execution on Apple's devices.

"The ambition of the show was to make it an eight-hour Tim Burton movie."

Cultural, structural changes to shift focus from scientific publishing to public health action.

64-bit-only mode promises better performance and security.

Ryzen 7000 and Zen 4 will be a big overhaul for AMD's successful Ryzen CPUs.

Pilot program reduced banned parties in Australia by 35 percent, company says.

VPNs on Apple mobile devices reportedly keep connections open and expose data.

Intel, Micron set to cut capital spending despite new law aiming to boost production.

It’s more than just a showcase of the company's latest EV technology.

"Breakthrough science is possible."

Finland avoided some of the mistakes made elsewhere and opened its waste repository.

Anti-vaccine org calls dip in childhood vaccination a pandemic "silver lining."

It's not that Google doesn't like RSS, it just wants RSS to look like Google.

Landmark stones recorded low-water levels during droughts to warn future generations.

NoA full-timers accused of "using the tester pool of associates as a dating pool."

Some streamers report multiple swatting attempts weekly.

The best-selling console has sat at $299.99 for an unprecedented five-plus years.