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A woman kayaks with her dog around her flooded neighbourhood in the Windsor suburb of Sydney

Protesters Rally As Australian PM Tours Flood Disaster

Protesters rally as Australian PM tours flood disaster

Nordic Diet Provides Health Benefits To People Even Without Weight Loss: Study

The participants were asked to maintain their weight throughout the study.

Space Exploration: Bahrain Becomes Latest Country To Sign NASA's Artemis Accords

A NASA employee holds the official Artemis mission patch at NASA Plum Brook Station in Sandusky, Ohio

Romania also signed the Artemis Accords this month.

Newly Described Octopus Ancestor Named After President Joe Biden

The Syllipsimopodi bideni had 10 arms instead of eight.

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The scale of the damage to property and wildlife in Australia has been compared to devastating bushfires in 2019 and early 2020

Australia Flood Toll Rises To 20 As Thousands Evacuate Sydney

Australia flood toll rises to 20 as thousands evacuate Sydney

NASA Satellite Captures Massive Wildfire In South Korea [Photo]

The wildfire is said to be the largest in South Korea in 22 years.

Sim Sang-jung is a stark contrast to her gaffe-prone rivals

'Sexism Exists': S.Korea Feminist Presidential Candidate's Lonely Crusade

'Sexism exists': S.Korea feminist presidential candidate's lonely crusade

Older Americans More At Risk Of Injury, Death From Consumer Products, Report Finds

Older Americans comprise 71% of consumer product-related deaths annually.

Deforestation in Brazil has surged since far-right President Jair Bolsonaro took office in 2019, hitting a 15-year high last year

Amazon Nears Climate 'Tipping Point' Faster Than Expected

Amazon nears climate 'tipping point' faster than expected

Australia Floods Force Tens Of Thousands To Evacuate

Australia floods force tens of thousands to evacuate

The queen greeted Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau at her Windsor Castle home

Queen Elizabeth II Greets Trudeau In Person After Covid Scare

Queen Elizabeth II greets Trudeau in person after Covid scare

Emmanuel Macron is hoping for another five-year term

The 12 Candidates Standing In France's Presidential Election

The 12 candidates standing in France's presidential election

Sri Lanka's most sacred elephant has died at the age of 68

Sri Lanka's Most Sacred Elephant Dies Aged 68

Sri Lanka's most sacred elephant dies aged 68

Invasive Species Reporting Apps: Researchers Identify How To Improve These Important Tools

Invasive alien species reporting apps aren't quite as popular as other biodiversity apps.

Megalodons Grew Larger In Cooler Waters Than In Warmer Regions: Study

The cooler waters may have contributed to megalodons' gigantic size, researchers say.

A boy receives polio vaccine drops at a clinic in Kiev, Ukraine, October 21, 2015.

4-Year-Old Tests Positive For Polio In Israel, Marks Country's First Case In 3 Decades

Israel hadn't recorded a polio case in over 30 years.

A Kunduz rider, plaster over his broken nose, joins the fray against Kandahar in Afghanistan's buzkashi grand final in Kabul

Not For The Faint-hearted, Taliban Embrace Buzkashi In New Afghanistan

Not for the faint-hearted, Taliban embrace buzkashi in new Afghanistan

Oil leaks from equipment at the Placerita Oil Field, in Santa Clarita, California on February 22, 2022, where the state is plugging 56 abandoned wells

America Is Finally Cleaning Up Its Abandoned, Leaking Oil Wells

America is finally cleaning up its abandoned, leaking oil wells

Sea walls, dykes and flood-control gates can "create long-term lock-in of vulnerability, exposure and risks," according to the IPCC report on climate impacts

'Maladaptation': How Not To Cope With Climate Change

'Maladaptation': how not to cope with climate change

Chile's new National Glacier Park will cover 75,000 hectares of Andes mountain land about 60 km (40 miles) from the capital Santiago

Chile Creates National Park To Save Glaciers

Chile creates national park to save glaciers

Downtown Manhattan's skyline is seen in New York City, U.S., August 21, 2021.

'We Have Made Tremendous Progress': NYC Mayor Details Changes To COVID-19 Protocols

NYC Mayor has announced that the city has made “tremendous progress,” detailing various changes to COVID-19 protocols.

A shopper wearing a protective face mask walks on Oxford Street, as rules on wearing face coverings in some settings in England are relaxed, amid the spread of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic, in London, Britain, January 27, 2022.

Most Of The US Population Relieved From Mask Duty: Is The Pandemic Over? Experts Weigh In

As states nationwide and nations worldwide are relaxing their COVID-19 protocols, people are wondering if this symbolizes the end of the pandemic.

Some 40 percent of Europe's natural gas needs are supplied by Russia

Hundreds Of NGOs Call For Import Ban On Russian Oil, Gas

Hundreds of NGOs call for import ban on Russian oil, gas

'This is history, and each shipwreck is like a medal on our chest'

'Truly Ornate And Still Beautiful:' 130-Year-Old Shipwreck Found In Lake Superior [Video]

The Atlanta, a 172-foot schooner, was located 35 miles offshore from Deer Park in the Upper Peninsula.

Sales of Sony and Honda's first jointly developed electric vehicle are expected to begin in 2025

Sony And Honda Plan Joint Electric Vehicle Firm

Sony and Honda plan joint electric vehicle firm

Submit Your Names To NASA To Join Artemis I's Journey Around The Moon

Getting your "boarding pass" for the mission only takes seconds.

Deadly Outbreak Of 'Uncommon Infection' Linked To Aromatherapy Sprays Sold At Walmart: Study

Two deaths were reported, one of which was a child fatality.

The U.S. Capitol building is pictured in Washington, U.S., January 26, 2022.

House Passes Bill To Expand Healthcare Services To Veterans, Troops Exposed to Toxic Burn Pits

The House of Representatives passed a new bill aimed at expanding healthcare services to U.S military members who were exposed to toxic substances from “burn pits” after an appeal from President Biden to make this happen.

The World Health Organization (WHO) is "assured that this virus is natural in origin"

WHO: High-Risk COVID-19 Patients Should Take This Drug

The WHO advises the use of this drug for high-risk COVID-19 patients.

Invasive Spider Discovered Preying On Bats In Man's Home

"To our knowledge, this is the first recorded case of a Theridiidae spider preying on a bat globally..." the researchers wrote.

Spongy Moth: Invasive Species With Ethnic Slur In Name Gets A New One

The new name follows the ones used in Canada and France.

A sports stadium in Port Moresby is being used as a makeshift Covid-19 clinic

Study: Can COVID-19 Cause Erectile Dysfunction?

A recent study from Northwestern University found that COVID-19 can potentially invade cells in the penis.

A medical worker takes a nasal swab sample from a student to test for COVID-19 in New York City.

'The New Phase Of The Pandemic': New York City To End COVID-19 Contact Tracing

As states begin to relax their COVID protocols, NYC announced that it will put an end to its main contact tracing program in April.

UN Takes 'Historic' Step Toward Global Treaty On Plastic Trash

UN takes 'historic' step toward global treaty on plastic trash

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