Oldest coal mine in Wyoming in danger of closing
Coming after string of bankruptcies, it's another sign of coal's falling fortunes despite Trump's vow to rescue industry
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The company refilling your household goods is expanding to more states
Loop partnered with consumer giants like Procter & Gamble to deliver their products and refill them via the service
Trump avoids climate change in speech on environmentalism
A White House fact sheet provided to CBS News ahead of his speech didn't mention climate change, and the president stuck to that
Planting a trillion trees could help solve climate change
Scientists say massive global reforestation may be the best way to fight global warming
Climate change means more pesticides in your wine
Hotter, more humid weather helps pests thrive and forces growers to douse their delicate grapes with pesticides
Florida agency wants residents to kill invasive iguanas
Residents are being encouraged to kill the animals "on their own property whenever possible"
Is climate change to blame for Europe's heat wave?
Scientific evidence suggests heat waves are becoming more frequent and more extreme
Experts say climate change is causing France's record heat wave
"You can say with a very high degree of confidence that this extreme event is a consequence of human-made climate change," pioneering climate change scientist Dr. James Hansen told CBS News
A first: More U.S. electricity from renewables than coal
Cheap natural gas has long made coal a money-loser—now, cheap solar and wind energy drive new nails into coffin
Oregon Republicans in hiding to prevent vote on climate bill
The political standoff stems from a bill to reduce carbon emissions
Wildfire smoke increases health risks for millions of Americans
Over the next three decades, more than 300 counties in the West will see more severe smoke waves from wildfires, sometimes lasting weeks longer than in years past, according to researchers
Oregon Republicans leave state Senate over climate change bill
A group of 11 Republican state senators have walked out and prevented legislative quorum
Oregon Republicans go missing and governor sends police to find them
Officers can arrest the lawmakers if they refuse to willfully return and will each be fined $500 a day if they don't return Friday morning
Water runs out for millions in one of India's biggest cities
Reservoirs dry up after poor monsoon season, leaving residents, schools and businesses to tap dirty wells and pay for bottled water
Spy satellites show glaciers losing ground to climate change
Declassified spy satellite photos lead scientists to some startling conclusions
Starving polar bear wanders into Siberian city looking for food
Hundreds of miles from where it should be hunting, emaciated bear seen poking around on industrial estate for food
Flesh-eating bacteria becoming more common on East Coast
The dangerous bacteria can infect wounds in your skin — and even the seafood you eat
Sled dogs slog through meltwater on Greenland ice sheet
"Challenging conditions" for researchers collecting instruments used to measure sea ice brought on by "very warm conditions" in the Arctic
Warming waters may be changing shark migration patterns
An 8-year-old boy was bit by a shark in the third attack this season along the North Carolina coast
Facebook and Tesla accused of hiding climate change risks
Investment group say hundreds of big companies are falling short when it comes to disclosing their environmental impact
Arctic temps reach new highs
Nearly half of Greenland's ice sheet began melting this week after an unprecedented warm spell hit the Arctic region. Temperatures climbed more than 40 degrees above average, causing an estimated 2 billion tons of ice loss. Ted Scambos, senior research scientist at the University of Colorado at Boulder's Earth Science Observation Center, joined CBSN to discuss.
Scalise sidesteps climate change debate
"We do know that the earth's temperature changes -- it goes up and down," Scalise told "CBS This Morning" when pressed on climate change's cause
Bitcoin emits as much carbon as Las Vegas, researchers say
Computers that mine and process bitcoins use vast amounts of energy, troubling climate experts
Study: One-sixth of marine life at risk from climate change
The study argues losses could be offset by a reduction in carbon pollution
Despite Trump support, coal consumption at a 41-year low
Coal production and consumption continue to slump despite White House efforts to boost the industry
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Bezos on the importance of space travel
As the founder of Blue Origin, Jeff Bezos is invested in the future of space travel. But he assured "CBS Evening News" anchor Norah O'Donnell, his interest in space is more than a hobby.
Bezos on astronaut John Glenn
In an interview with "CBS Evening News" anchor Norah O'Donnell, Jeff Bezos talked about his relationship with astronaut John Glenn. He said Glenn wrote him a letter before he died, sharing his vision for the future of space travel.
Meet the women behind NASA's historic moon landing
Poppy Northcutt, Joann Morgan and Margaret Hamilton were critical to the success of the Apollo 11 mission
How much did it cost to land on the moon?
The United States spent some $288 billion, in inflation-adjusted dollars, to reach the moon
Special Report: Apollo 11 50th anniversary
It's been exactly 50 years since the U.S. launched Apollo 11, the first mission to land men on the moon. Tony Dokoupil anchors a CBS News Special Report from the Kennedy Space Center with astronaut Peggy Whitson and CBS News space consultant Bill Harwood.
Peggy Whitson on Apollo 11 legacy
Former NASA astronaut Peggy Whitson first dreamed of going to space when she saw Neil Armstrong take the first step on the moon. Whitson spent a record 665 days in space. That’s more than any other American in history. She joins "CBS This Morning" co-host Tony Dokoupil at the Kennedy Space Center for the 50th anniversary of the Apollo 11 launch.
Retracing the steps of the Apollo 11 crew
"CBS This Morning" went behind the scenes to see what the Apollo 11 crew did in the hours before they blasted off for the moon 50 years ago. Tony Dokoupil shows us everything from where they suited up, to what they ate for breakfast.
ISS astronauts reflect on Apollo 11 mission
NASA astronauts Nick Hague and Christina Koch are the closest Americans to the moon. They’re on the International Space Station about 250 miles above Earth. Tony Dokoupil spoke with the astronauts about what the legacy of the Apollo 11 mission means to them.
"Apollo on steroids": NASA's new moon plan
NASA is setting its sights on a trip back to the moon by 2024. Some critics argue that is "unrealistic," amid budget concerns and already missed deadlines. Mark Strassmann reports.
A look back at the history made by Apollo 11
Crowds are gathering at Kennedy Space Center to mark the 50th anniversary of the Apollo 11 launch, the mission to put the first people on the moon. Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin stepped onto the moon's surface, while Michael Collins orbited above. Tony Dokoupil reports from Kennedy Space Center.
SpaceX identifies cause of Crew Dragon explosion
The company has been searching for the cause of a catastrophic explosion that destroyed an unmanned Crew Dragon spacecraft in April
The path to Apollo 11: A timeline of the space race
A timeline of major events in the decade-long race to land astronauts on the moon
Nature up close: The return of the bald eagle
Videographer Carl Mrozek on the recovery that America's national symbol has accomplished in the wild, thanks to the Endangered Species Act
3 "amiable strangers" flew into history on Apollo 11
The crew of Apollo 11 came together by chance for the first moon landing
NASA legends recall nerve-wracking moments before Apollo 11 landing
Astronaut Michael Collins, Mission Control flight director Gene Kranz and spacecraft communicator Charlie Duke recount the first manned landing on the moon
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What makes Trump's tweets racist? A historian explains
"His idea suggests that somehow people of color are not American, and that's deeply racist"
Stars share stories of racism after Trump tweets
Padma Lakshmi said the president's words echo "a threat I get from unhinged people" on social media
Puerto Rico governor defies calls to resign despite protests
The White House on Tuesday said the political crisis vindicated President Trump's repeated accusations that the Puerto Rican government is corrupt
Meet the women behind NASA's historic moon landing
Poppy Northcutt, Joann Morgan and Margaret Hamilton were critical to the success of the Apollo 11 mission
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What makes Trump's tweets racist? A historian explains
"His idea suggests that somehow people of color are not American, and that's deeply racist"
Stars share stories of racism after Trump tweets
Padma Lakshmi said the president's words echo "a threat I get from unhinged people" on social media
Puerto Rico governor defies calls to resign despite protests
The White House on Tuesday said the political crisis vindicated President Trump's repeated accusations that the Puerto Rican government is corrupt
Conservative Democrat, young gay politician fight for open House seat
Ruben Díaz Sr. has a history of making homophobic remarks, and has clashed with others on the New York City Council
Trump says congresswomen can go "wherever they want"
President Trump said of a group of progressive women lawmakers that "it's my opinion they hate our country"
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Oil tanker missing as Iran vows "response" to U.K. seizure of its ship
United Arab Emirates-based tanker was drifting toward Iranian waters before it stopped transmitting location data
AIDS deaths fall by one-third since 2010, U.N. reports
The data comes from a new report commissioned by UNAIDS, a joint United Nations program
Grim details emerge as man confesses to rape, murder of U.S. scientist
Police say suspect "motivated by sexual satisfaction" and frustrated with his own life admitted to running Suzanne Eaton down with his car and then dumping her body in a cave
Forest fire forces evacuation of thousands from island beach party
Croatia's Pag island and its Zrce beach are popular with young tourists, some 10,000 of whom have been forced to pack it in early this year
North Korea warns it could resume missile and nuclear tests
Frustrated by slow diplomacy and looming U.S.-South Korean war games, Pyongyang says motivation to abstain from tests is "gradually disappearing"
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Austin Butler to play Elvis Presley in forthcoming biopic
Butler was one of five actors being considered for the iconic role
"Game of Thrones" slashes its way to historic 32 Emmy nods
HBO's "Game of Thrones" has slashed its way to a record-setting 32 Emmy nominations
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Netflix deletes suicide scene from "13 Reasons Why"
The show came under fire for its depiction of teen suicide
Meek Mill on efforts to make the criminal justice system a "fair game"
Mill, who's still on probation after a 2008 conviction, decried the "loop" that keeps offenders in the system
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Amazon offers Prime Day shoppers $10 to track their data
The bonus is for consumers who sign up for the shopping tool Amazon Assistant, but the service tracks your browsing
Trump will look at investor charge that Google is "treasonous"
The president's comments come as tech giant prepares to defend its size and search practices before Congress
Glitches frustrate some shoppers on Amazon Prime Day
Some shoppers said they couldn't add products to their carts, a second straight year the sale has suffered tech issues
Space industry rocketing toward $1 trillion
Private investment in a range of space-related businesses is soaring, and it's not just for billionaire joy rides
Jeff Bezos looks to reduce the "price of admission" to space
Norah O'Donnell interviewed Bezos ahead of the 50th anniversary of the Apollo 11 mission
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Meet the women behind NASA's historic moon landing
Poppy Northcutt, Joann Morgan and Margaret Hamilton were critical to the success of the Apollo 11 mission
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The United States spent some $288 billion, in inflation-adjusted dollars, to reach the moon
SpaceX identifies cause of Crew Dragon explosion
The company has been searching for the cause of a catastrophic explosion that destroyed an unmanned Crew Dragon spacecraft in April
The path to Apollo 11: A timeline of the space race
A timeline of major events in the decade-long race to land astronauts on the moon
Nature up close: The return of the bald eagle
Videographer Carl Mrozek on the recovery that America's national symbol has accomplished in the wild, thanks to the Endangered Species Act
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Scientists close in on blood test for Alzheimer's
An Alzheimer's blood test "doesn't have to be perfect" to be useful for screening, one expert explained
Netflix deletes suicide scene from "13 Reasons Why"
The show came under fire for its depiction of teen suicide
AIDS deaths fall by one-third since 2010, U.N. reports
The data comes from a new report commissioned by UNAIDS, a joint United Nations program
"Good news" for those with genetic risk for Alzheimer's
Regardless of how much genetic risk someone has, a good diet, adequate exercise, limiting alcohol and not smoking made dementia less likely
Infected pastor on bus brings Ebola outbreak to crowded Congo city
It's the 1st time the deadly virus has reached Goma, home to more than 2 million, since epidemic began almost a year ago
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Best deals on day 2 of Amazon Prime Day
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Amazon offers Prime Day shoppers $10 to track their data
The bonus is for consumers who sign up for the shopping tool Amazon Assistant, but the service tracks your browsing
Trump will look at investor charge that Google is "treasonous"
The president's comments come as tech giant prepares to defend its size and search practices before Congress
Glitches frustrate some shoppers on Amazon Prime Day
Some shoppers said they couldn't add products to their carts, a second straight year the sale has suffered tech issues
Retail graveyard: More than 7,000 U.S. stores have closed this year
Last year's retail carnage was bad, but this year's is worse as shops coast to coast go dark at an accelerated pace
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Jeffrey Epstein accuser speaks out
At a news conference with her lawyers, a woman named Courtney Wild spoke out about allegations that disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein sexually abused her as a teen. "No matter who you are or how much money you have, you do not have the right to abuse anyone," she said.
NYC cop won't be charged by feds in Eric Garner's chokehold death
Federal investigators had faced a mid-July deadline to decide whether to charge Daniel Pantaleo with civil rights violations
Grim details emerge as man confesses to rape, murder of U.S. scientist
Police say suspect "motivated by sexual satisfaction" and frustrated with his own life admitted to running Suzanne Eaton down with his car and then dumping her body in a cave
Major neo-Nazi website may be ordered to pay Montana woman $14M
Tanya Gersh sued The Daily Stormer saying it spurred major anti-Semitic online offensive, a "troll storm" against her
Missing California mother who disappeared at campsite found
Sheryl Powell, 60, had been missing since Friday
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50 Years Later: Apollo 11 on the "CBS This Morning" podcast
The podcast will travel back in time in the coming days to reflect on the historic launch and landing
Astronauts reflect on "inspirational" Apollo mission 50 years later
"They took on a challenge that was so huge, that they knew would alter the course of history"
How much did it cost to land on the moon?
The United States spent some $288 billion, in inflation-adjusted dollars, to reach the moon
"Apollo on steroids": NASA's mission to get back to the moon
The goal is to return to the lunar surface by 2024, but congressional budget approval remains a big if
Watch: Apollo 11 launch on CBS 50 years ago today
50 years ago, CBS News anchor Walter Cronkite brought the frontier of outer space to televisions across America
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Evidence from the scene of Pace University student DJ Henry’s fatal encounter with Officer Aaron Hess in Mount Pleasant, N.Y.
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Bezos on the importance of space travel
As the founder of Blue Origin, Jeff Bezos is invested in the future of space travel. But he assured "CBS Evening News" anchor Norah O'Donnell, his interest in space is more than a hobby.
Bezos on astronaut John Glenn
In an interview with "CBS Evening News" anchor Norah O'Donnell, Jeff Bezos talked about his relationship with astronaut John Glenn. He said Glenn wrote him a letter before he died, sharing his vision for the future of space travel.
Trump continues to defend racist tweet
President Trump continued to defend his tweet that congresswomen of color should "go back" to where they came from. On Tuesday, he said the Democratic congresswomen have said "horrible" things about Israel and the United States. Watch his remarks.
Cop in 'I can't breathe' death won't be charged
Federal prosecutors said Tuesday that they won't bring criminal charges against a white New York City police officer in the 2014 chokehold death of Eric Garner, a black man whose dying words - "I can't breathe" - became a rallying cry as the nation confronted a long history of police brutality.
Retired astronaut Peggy Whitson talks Apollo 11
On the 50th anniversary of the historic Apollo 11 launch, retired NASA astronaut Peggy Whitson joined CBSN from the Kennedy Space Center to talk about the moon landing's legacy.