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Delegates are charged with keeping the Paris Agreement temperature goals alive even as climate-driven disasters hit countries the world over

UK Turns Pessimistic As COP26 Misses Deadline

UK turns pessimistic as COP26 misses deadline

In Divided Cyprus, UN Sees Environment As Unifier

A lot of the dumping is believed to be done at night, by contractors

In divided Cyprus, UN sees environment as unifier

Surgeon General Says Matthew McConaughey Is Wrong About COVID Being Harmless To Kids

US actor Matthew McConaughey's outlaw bona fides are well established in his new book "Greenlights"

Matthew McConaughey has drawn ire recently for his opposition to COVID-19 vaccine mandates for children after vaccinations were approved for kids aged 5-11. The U.S. Surgeon General though responds that the Hollywood star is wrong and COVID-19 remains deadly for children.

Energy experts predict that more ambitious climate action from world leaders will significantly increase companies' use of a tribunal mechanism

Governments Risk 'Trillions' In Fossil Fuel Climate Litigation

Governments risk 'trillions' in fossil fuel climate litigation

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Fisherman William Alvarez cuts off the poisonous spines from a lionfish while cleaning it to prepare ceviche that he sells to tourists on the beach of Chichiviriche de la Costa, Vargas state, Venezuela, on October 30, 2021

Lionfish -- An Invasive Menace Terrorizing Venezuela's Coast

Lionfish -- an invasive menace terrorizing Venezuela's coast

The surprise declaration unveiled late Wednesday by envoys John Kerry and Xie Zhenhua said the world's two largest emitters "recognise the seriousness and urgency of the climate crisis"

COP26 Told Climate Pledges 'Hollow' Without Fossil Fuel Phase Out

COP26 told climate pledges 'hollow' without fossil fuel phase out

Queen Elizabeth II attended last year's ceremony at the Cenotaph, which commemorates military veterans and the fallen in all conflicts since World War Ithe First World War and services across Commonwealth countries remember servicemen and women who have

Queen Elizabeth II To Attend Remembrance Sunday Ceremony

Queen Elizabeth II to attend Remembrance Sunday ceremony

US President Joe Biden (L) and Chinese President Xi Jinping (R) are expected to meet for a virtual summit

Biden, Xi Expected To Hold Virtual Summit On Monday: US Media

Biden, Xi expected to hold virtual summit on Monday: US media

This handout picture obtained from Northwestern University on November 10, 2021 shows a longitudinal spinal cord section treated with the most bioactive therapeutic scaffold; regenerated axons (red) regrew within the lesion

New Class Of Drug Reverses Paralysis In Mice

New class of drug reverses paralysis in mice

People push carts with vegetables for distribution during a food drive in Yangon

Beans Over Bacon: New Study Explains How Plant Fats Lower Your Stroke Risks

A new study has found that a diet heavy on animal fats led to an increased risk of suffering a stroke, but one with more plant-based fats reduced those chances.

Mysterious Frog Species Has Teeth On Lower Jaw, Defies Re-Evolution Principle

Last observed in 1996, the species is already feared extinct.

Commitments made so far at COP26 could still lead to "catastrophic" warming of as much as 2.7C by 2100, according to the UN

Scientists Appeal For Immediate Climate Action At COP26

Scientists appeal for immediate climate action at COP26

President Xi Jinping is widely seen as the most powerful Chinese leader since Mao Zedong

Top Chinese Communist Party Members Pass Historic Resolution

Top Chinese Communist Party members pass historic resolution

China has pledged to peak its coal consumption by 2030 and go carbon-neutral by 2060

US-China Climate Pact: What Does It Mean For Beijing?

US-China climate pact: What does it mean for Beijing?

A rowing boat lies grounded on the exposed lake bed of Syria's Duwaysat Dam reservoir after it dried up completely for the first time in its 27-year history

Syria Reservoir Dries Up For First Time

Syria reservoir dries up for first time

New Zealand's Jacinda Ardern invited Stepehn Colbert to bring some levity to the APEC summit

'Stoked' Colbert Livens Up APEC After Ardern Invite

'Stoked' Colbert livens up APEC after Ardern invite

Australia's conservative government has boasted it will sell coal for as long as anyone is buying

Australia's Coal Country Looks To A Less Sooty Future

Australia's coal country looks to a less sooty future

Wednesday's text was the first indication of where nations are 10 days into the COP26 talks in Glasgow

China, US Unveil Surprise Climate Pact At COP26 Summit

China, US unveil surprise climate pact at COP26 summit

Eating Problems In Young Children May Indicate Developmental Delay Risk: Study

Diagnosing developmental disorders early is key to getting children the help they need.

Homeschooled Adolescents Less Likely To Finish College But Have 'Greater Character Strengths': Study

They are also more likely to have a greater sense of mission in life compared to peers in public schools.

US President Joe Biden and Chinese President Xi Jinping are expected to meet soon

Ahead Of China Talks, US Says Goal To Prevent Taiwan Invasion

Ahead of China talks, US says goal to prevent Taiwan invasion

Harris' trip comes after a huge French-American row that erupted in September

Harris, Macron Seek To Patch Up France-US Ties

Harris, Macron seek to patch up France-US ties

Geoffrey Cox, a former attorney general, earned more than Â£1 million in the last year for legal work while still collecting his salary as a UK MP

Johnson Insists UK Not Corrupt Despite Second Job MP Scandal

Johnson insists UK not corrupt despite second job MP scandal

The United States last week authorized the Pfizer Covid-19 vaccine for children aged five to 11 after a committee of experts found its benefits outweighed risks

COVID In The US: Nation Nears Key Milestone Of Vaccinating 1 Million Kids Ages 5-11

Nearly 1 million children ages 5 to 11 have been vaccinated against COVID-19.

Swedish Prime Minister Stefan Lofven hands in his resignation letter to the speaker of parliament

Swedish PM Lofven Resigns, Paving Way For First Woman PM

Swedish PM Lofven resigns, paving way for first woman PM

Toyota, the world's top-selling carmaker, has not signed a pledge to work towards zero-emission new car sales by 2035

Top Carmaker Toyota Defends Skipping COP26 Emissions Pledge

Top carmaker Toyota defends skipping COP26 emissions pledge

Scientists in Taiwan have developed cat food developed from silkworm pupae

Silkworm Cat Grub Smells Like Success

Silkworm cat grub smells like success

The summit was originally slated to be held in Auckland but is being held online for a second time due to Covid-19 after Malaysia hosted virtually in 2020

New Zealand's APEC Host Ardern Calls For 'Bold' Climate Action

New Zealand's APEC host Ardern calls for 'bold' climate action

Japanese honeybees defend themselves from murder hornets by cooking them

Honey Bees Produce 'Harsh' Alarm Sounds When A Giant Hornet Attacks Their Hive: Study

They emit an "antipredator pipe."

The hyacinth macaw is listed as "vulnerable" by the International Union for Conservation of Nature, with only about 4,300 specimens left

Climate Change And Fires: Bolivia's Forests In Peril

Climate change and fires: Bolivia's forests in peril

What Time To Sleep For Heart Health, According To A New Study

Those who went to bed between 11:00 and 11:59 had a 12% higher risk of getting cardiovascular disease.

The UN cites air pollution as the world's most lethal environmental problem, blaming it for at least 7 million deaths every year

How COVID-19 Lockdowns Lowered Heart Attacks Among Americans By Reducing Air Pollution

Did COVID-19 lockdowns contribute to a drop in heart attacks last year? A new study published by the American Heart Association suggests that by reducing air pollution during lockdowns, the number of strokes dropped with it.