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There is a 93 percent chance of at least one year between 2022-2026 becoming the warmest on record

Even Chance World Will Breach 1.5C Warming Within 5 Years: UN

Even chance world will breach 1.5C warming within 5 years: UN

Red Cross Chief On Iran Visit Talks Afghans' Plight

Red Cross chief Robert Mardini paid a two-day visit to Iran during which the plight of Afghan refugees and migrants topped discussions

Red Cross chief on Iran visit talks Afghans' plight

Biden Administration Warns It May Need To Limit COVID Shots Ahead Of Feared Fall Surge

A general view of the White House in Washington, U.S., October 2, 2021.

The White House is warning that shots to protect against COVID-19 may need to be rationed for only the highest-risk persons if it does not receive additional funds from Congress to fund vaccination efforts.

High-Resolution Picture Of UFO Flying Above Earth Released By Researchers: 'Best-Ever Photo'

The picture is described as one of "the most compelling scientific confirmations that UFOs are real."

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Millennials and Gen Z (like some of these pro-abortion rights protesters outside the US Supreme Court in Washington on May 5, 2022) are 'increasingly concerned' about the values of the companies they work for

US Companies Break Long Silence On Abortion Rights

US companies break long silence on abortion rights

Hepatitis Outbreak In Kids: CDC Investigating After 5 Deaths, 109 Cases in 25 States, Territories

After more than 100 cases of severe hepatitis in children and five deaths, the CDC is now investigating to determine what is causing the outbreak.

The town of Zaozyorny was hit by fires in Russia's Krasnoyarsk region, in which at least five people lost their lives

Rare May Fires Break Out In Siberia, Kill At Least 10

Rare May fires break out in Siberia, kill at least 10

India needs a billion tonnes of coal to meet domestic demand each year

India To Reopen Abandoned Coal Mines As Heatwave Hits Supply

India to reopen abandoned coal mines as heatwave hits supply

The Jivdaya Charitable Trust's animal hospital in Ahmedabad has treated around 2,000 birds over the past month, many weak and severely dehydrated

Thirsty Birds Struggle To Survive In Scorching Indian Heat

Thirsty birds struggle to survive in scorching Indian heat

Flurona Symptoms: Woman Dies After Contracting Flu And COVID-19 Simultaneously

More than a dozen Australians have reportedly contracted the coronavirus and the flu at the same time, a condition that has been dubbed "flurona."

Conservationists believe there are only 10 vaquita porpoises left alive

Vaquitas Aren't 'Doomed' By Inbreeding But Gillnet Fishing Has To Stop To Save Them

A team of researchers has found that the critically endangered species may not be doomed just yet, but illegal gillnet fishing has to be stopped to help them bounce back.

Stunning Bronze 'Deep-Sea Dragon' Makes Rare Appearance Off California Coast [Video]

The team has only seen the species four times in 30 years.

Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro, seen in Brasilia in September 2021, has faced criticism from US Democrats over his comments on democracy

US Says Brazilians Need 'Confidence' In Election

US says Brazilians need 'confidence' in election

The Aldrin image, which fetched 5,373 euros, shows the astronaut on the surface of the moon in July 1969 during the first manned lunar landing. It was famously used on the cover of LIFE magazine

National Astronaut Day: Ways To Celebrate, Inspiring Astronaut Quotes

National Astronaut Day was created in 2016 by the Uniphi Space Agency.

The Omicron variant could weight on growth in early 2022, according to analysts

New COVID-19 Variants Reinfecting Omicron Survivors

BA.4 and BA.5 may lead to another COVID-19 surge in the U.S., but current data did not suggest that they resulted in more severe sickness compared to past omicron subvariants, according to reports.

'Green' Products For Kids And Adolescents Contain Toxic Chemicals: Study

"(T)hey should not be allowed in products," says a study co-author.

The mothballed Bataan nuclear power plant built near an earthquake fault line and volcanoes in the Philippines during Ferdinand Marcos's dictatorship could be revived if his son becomes president

Philippines Could Revive Nuclear Plant If Marcos Wins Presidency

Philippines could revive nuclear plant if Marcos wins presidency

'Resistance Rocket Frog': New Species' Name Voted To Defy Mining

The winning name got more than 80% of the votes.

15 Best Gift Ideas For Nurses Week 2022

Celebrate the valuable work that nurses provide with the top gift ideas for National Nurses Week 2022.

Libya's then-prime minister Fayez al-Sarraj, flanked by journalists, visits Tripoli port after it was hit by rocket fire on February 19, 2020

Amnesty Accuses Libya State-backed Militia Of Abuses

Amnesty accuses Libya state-backed militia of abuses

Maps showing food insecurity in Horn of Africa in 2011 and 2022, according to USAid

40 Million More Faced Acute Hunger In 2021: UN

40 million more faced acute hunger in 2021: UN

New Mystery Disease 'Eating Away' Marine Turtles' Shells

The floods have also been causing the turtles to starve.

Inadequate Diaper Supply Linked To Disrupted, Shorter Sleep In Children

Inadequate diaper supply impacts the quality of sleep in kids..

'Forced to choose between their children and their livestock': Herder Abdullahi Gorane tends to his malnourished son in Gode General Hospital

Worst Drought In Decades Devastates Ethiopia's Nomads

Worst drought in decades devastates Ethiopia's nomads

Mohamed Samir says the new electric vehicles check three boxes of the UN's sustainable development goals

Sudan's Electric Rickshaws Cut Costs, Help Environment

Sudan's electric rickshaws cut costs, help environment

Conservation biologist Enrique La Marca says most of the Macuches' Frog population disappeared between 15 and 25 years ago

Please Don't Croak: Setting The Mood To Save Venezuelan Frog

Please don't croak: Setting the mood to save Venezuelan frog

BP's decision to pull out of Russia following the war in Urkaine has pushed the oil major deep into the red

BP Plunges Deep Into Red On Pullout From Russia

BP plunges deep into red on pullout from Russia

Australia has been plagued by bushfires in recent years

Floods, Fires Drive Australian Home Insurance 'Crisis'

Floods, fires drive Australian home insurance 'crisis'

Eta Aquarids: Tips For Watching This Week's Meteor Shower Peak

The Eta Aqurids' peak will be from May 5 to 6.

Meteorites Linked To Last Week's Mississippi Fireball Event Found

"A large cloud appeared and then disappeared near the end of the fireball's path," the American Meteor Society said.

EU Readies For End Of Russia Gas, Warns Won't Pay In Rubles

EU readies for end of Russia gas, warns won't pay in rubles

Mahendra Kumar's autorickshaws has a garden on its roof aimed at keeping passengers cool during the searing summer season

Delhi Driver Grows Garden On Autorickshaw Roof To Beat The Heat

Delhi driver grows garden on autorickshaw roof to beat the heat

One study found that global wastewater has the theoretical potential to offset 13 percent of the world's demand for nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium in agriculture

Can Pee Help Feed The World?

Can pee help feed the world?

Shanghai has locked down the city in two stages to stamp out a cluster of Omicron cases

New COVID-19 Omicron Variants Could Dodge Antibodies: Everything You Need To Know

Omicron's BA.4 and BA.5 sub-lineages may be responsible for an apparent new wave of COVID-19 infections in South Africa, according to scientists and health officials.

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