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Drinking water in three Colorado cities contaminated with toxic chemicals above EPA limits Invisible toxic chemicals are contaminating drinking water for 80,000 people south of Colorado Springs, one of 63 areas nationwide where the chemicals widely used to fight petroleum fires have been…

San Antonio man has engine that gets 100 mpg We've heard rumors for years about engines capable of getting 100 miles to a gallon of fuel, but the reality is much closer than you might think. Josh

SpaceX Launches Satellites, Narrowly Misses Rocket Landing at Sea Landing a rocket on a ship at sea seems like something out of a sci-fi novel, but SpaceX is making it look routine.

Railroad says broken bolt caused Oregon train derailment At least one broken bolt holding the rail in place caused the fiery derailment of a Union Pacific train moving volatile crude oil through the Columbia River Gorge on the Oregon-Washington border, railroad officials say.

Multi-car oil train derails in Oregon - officials A multicar oil train derailed in Northern Oregon on Friday, about 70 miles (110 km) outside of Portland, officials confirmed.

New Vehicles Found to Have Faulty Takata Air Bags At least four auto makers confirmed equipping new vehicles with defective Takata air bags that will eventually need replacing, further spotlighting government officials’ challenges in tackling the largest automotive recall in the nation’s history.

Chicago residents take action to be rid of lead pipes as fear of toxic water grows Residents who can are paying to have their home’s pipework replaced amid concern over water quality but for most the cost is way beyond their means

Portland students get bottled water; lead found at 2 schools Students and staff at Portland Public Schools will be drinking bottled water starting this week, after high amounts of lead were found in water sources at two schools.

A First Look at America’s Supergun The Navy’s experimental railgun fires a hardened projectile at staggering velocity—a battlefield meteorite with the power to blow holes in enemy ships and level terrorist camps.

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