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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

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

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

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

Sony And Honda Plan Joint Electric Vehicle Firm

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

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

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

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

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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

Once defended by then chancellor Angela Merkel as a purely economic project that will bring cheaper gas to Europe, the controversial 10-billion-euro Nord Stream 2 pipeline has finally been canned by Germany over Russia's invasion of Ukraine

Pipe Dreams: German Village Seeks Future For Nord Stream 2

Pipe dreams: German village seeks future for Nord Stream 2

An average increase of 1.5 degrees Celsius above pre-industrial levels would see almost all of the world's coral reefs unable to recover from ever more frequent marine heat waves

On Land And Sea, Climate Change Causing 'Irreversible' Losses: UN

On land and sea, climate change causing 'irreversible' losses: UN

One of the makeshift huts i at the Bogo camp

In Cameroon's Arid North, Climate Stress Boosts Ethnic Strife

In Cameroon's arid north, climate stress boosts ethnic strife

Floodwaters crashed into more towns on Australia's east coast as a deadly storm front barrelled south on Wednesday towards Sydney, where the main dam began to spill water

Hundreds Of Thousands At Risk As Australian Floods Spread To Sydney

Hundreds of thousands at risk as Australian floods spread to Sydney

Physical Activity Program At Work Improves Employees' Well-Being, Mental Health: Study

Employees had 18.2% reduction in anxiety and 13% reduction in stress.

The amount of plastic trash entering the oceans is forecast to triple by 2040

UN Agrees To Create 'Historic' Global Treaty On Plastic Trash

UN agrees to create 'historic' global treaty on plastic trash

Children More Exposed To Green Spaces Have Lower Oxidative Stress: Study

The association between green spaces and oxidative stress was analyzed "for the first time."

Russia's ambassador to the UN, Vassily Nebenzia, briefly exits a Security Council meeting that was addressing Russia's invasion of Ukraine at the United Nations headquarters on February 28, 2022 in New York City

UN Entangled In US Claims Of Russian Spying

UN entangled in US claims of Russian spying

Men work at Los Pinares iron oxide mine, on the outskirts of Tocoa, Honduras in September 2021

Honduras Bans Open-pit Mining

Honduras bans open-pit mining

Uptake of Covid vaccines among the younger population has been relatively low compared to older age groups

Study: Pfizer's Covid Vaccine Not As Effective In This Age Group

New York State Health officials found that Pfizer's mRNA vaccine was not as effective within this age group.

the queen was forced to cancel virtual audiences last week but held two engagements remotely on Tuesday

Queen Elizabeth Returns To Work After Covid

Queen Elizabeth returns to work after Covid

Satellite Image Shows 50,000-Year-Old Asteroid Impact Crater In China [Photo]

It is only the second impact crater to be discovered in China.

A Queensland Fire and Rescue crew move through the flooded streets of Paddington in suburban Brisbane

Australia Tells Tens Of Thousands To Flee Floods

Australia tells tens of thousands to flee floods

China has promised to slash emissions -- but is struggling to kick its coal habit as economic growth slows

China Backpedals On Climate Promises As Economy Slows

China backpedals on climate promises as economy slows

European ExoMars Mission 'Very Unlikely' To Launch In 2022 Amid Russia-Ukraine War: ESA

The mission was set to bring a European rover and a Russian platform to the Martian surface.

'Uniquely Colored' New Orchid Species Is Likely Already Critically Endangered [Photo]

The orchid has a striking yellow, red-maroon and red-wine coloration

Nearly half the planet's population are highly vulnerable to a devastating array of climate impacts, the IPCC said

'Liveable Future' At Risk, UN Climate Report Warns

'Liveable future' at risk, UN climate report warns

UN environment chief Inger Andersen said there was a groundswell of public support for urgent action on plastic

UN Urged To Tackle Plastic Trash 'Epidemic' With Treaty

UN urged to tackle plastic trash 'epidemic' with treaty

Rare Disease Day: Facts About Rare Diseases, Simple Ways To Join The Observance

Rare Disease Day aims to raise awareness about rare diseases and their impact on the people who live with them.

The UN's highly anticipated report will lay out the stark threats facing people and planet, now and in the future

UN Report To Lay Bare Harrowing Scale Of Climate Impacts

UN report to lay bare harrowing scale of climate impacts

A couple wades through a waterlogged street on the banks of the overflowing Brisbane River

Rooftop Rescues In Australia As Tens Of Thousands Evacuated From Floods

Rooftop rescues in Australia as tens of thousands evacuated from floods

Bolivia's miners believe the fierce-looking deity known as 'El Tio' (The Uncle) offers them protection underground

In Bolivia, Miners Sacrifice Llamas To Appease 'Lord Of The Underworld'

In Bolivia, miners sacrifice llamas to appease 'Lord of the Underworld'

Shoppers wearing protective masks walk 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.

Covid Update: Omicron Subvariant Severity And New Symptoms To Look Out For

The omicron subvariant allegedly causes distinct symptoms compared to previous strains.

London hotspots like Oxford Street have been far quieter since a second lockdown was imposed this month

Why One In Three Young People Say They Were Happier During COVID Lockdown

The lockdown that followed the spread of COVID-19 is almost a metaphor for the worst days of the pandemic yet a recent study shows that it may have actually been a boon to young people's mental health.

Plastic has been found in Arctic sea ice, the bellies of whales, and the earth's atmosphere

UN To Agree On Plan For 'Historic' Plastics Treaty

UN to agree on plan for 'historic' plastics treaty

Curse of plastic: The beach at Hann Bay, a densely-populated district of the Senegalese capital Dakar

Plastic Treaty Would Be Historic For Planet: UNEP Chief

Plastic treaty would be historic for planet: UNEP chief

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