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Nuclear reactors that are operational and under construction worldwide, as of March 2021

Climate Crisis Could Give Nuclear Energy A Second Wind

Climate crisis could give nuclear energy a second wind

Protesters Demand Climate Action In Global Rally

Up to 50,000 protesters are expected in Glasgow's streets on Saturday as part of about 200 protests world wide

Protesters demand climate action in global rally

Study Shows That Benefits Of In-Person Schooling Overshadow COVID-19 Risks

Mongolian children have returned to the classroom after along a Covid-shutout

As vaccines have now been approved for children as young as 5, and further evidence has been presented that spread can be contained, researchers are looking for ways to keep students in classrooms.

The final passage of the huge infrastructure deal marks a resounding victory for US President Joe Biden

Biden Hails Passage Of Infrastructure Plan As 'Monumental Step Forward'

Biden hails passage of infrastructure plan as 'monumental step forward'

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Demonstrations are expected across the Scottish city to highlight the disconnect between the glacial pace of country pledges and the climate emergency already swamping countries the world over

Thunberg Labels COP26 'Failure' As Youth Demand Action

Thunberg labels COP26 'failure' as youth demand action

Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern insisted New Zealand's diplomatic ties with China were not determined by trade

New Zealand PM Says Trade Won't Trump China Rights Concerns

New Zealand PM says trade won't trump China rights concerns

Pope Francis in 2016 paid a trip to Moria, the continent's largest migrant camp until it was destroyed by fire last year

Pope To Revisit Lesbos On Trip To Cyprus, Greece

Pope to revisit Lesbos on trip to Cyprus, Greece

Vets Say COVID-19 Connected To Heart Disease In Cats And Dogs

A study shows that cats and dogs can experience heart inflammation as a result of contracting COVID-19.

The US Senate passed the massive infrastructure package with the support of one-third of Republicans

US Lawmakers To Vote On Historic $3 Trillion Biden Agenda

US lawmakers to vote on historic $3 trillion Biden agenda

Schools in Beijing -- which will host the Winter Olympics in February -- were ordered to stop physical education classes and outdoor activities due to the smog

Beijing Shuts Roads, Playgrounds Amid Heavy Smog After Coal Spike

Beijing shuts roads, playgrounds amid heavy smog after coal spike

Climate activist Dominique Palmer (R) deals with her anxiety by campaigning

'It Kills Me Inside': Activists Sound Alarm On Climate Anxiety

'It kills me inside': Activists sound alarm on climate anxiety

Risky Behavior: Fish Rub Against Sharks, Scientists Say It Could Be To Exfoliate [Watch]

Various fish species have been observed to be rubbing their bodies against sharks' skin.

Lockdowns and other restrictions aimed at slowing the spread of the coronavirus have shattered the Southeast Asian economy

Gene Found In South Asians Double The Risk Of COVID-19 Death: Study

At least 60% of people with South Asian backgrounds carry the higher-risk gene.

Coronavirus COVID-19 New York, USA - Mask

Why Has Americans' Life Expectancy Dropped The Most Since WWII?

Life expectancy in the United States has dropped by its highest amount since World War II during the COVID-19, the highest drop in life expectancy among rich countries, second only to Russia.

CO2 pollution this year will be just shy of the record set in 2019, according to the annual report from the Global Carbon Project consortium

CO2 Rebound As Climate Summit Sees Emissions Pledges

CO2 rebound as climate summit sees emissions pledges

Climate change is seen as being behind the bad grape harvests this year in the world's top three wine producers: Italy, Spain and France

'Extremely Low' Wine Production This Year: Trade Body

'Extremely low' wine production this year: trade body

A barge filled with logged timber is pulled along the Mahakam river in East Kalimantan, Indonesia

Indonesia Walks Back Zero-deforestation Pledge At COP26

Indonesia walks back zero-deforestation pledge at COP26

TheÂ frequency, intensity and scale of climate-fuelled marine heatwaves that cause coral bleaching are increasing, researchers say

Coral Bleaching Impacts 98% Of Great Barrier Reef: Study

Coral bleaching impacts 98% of Great Barrier Reef: study

German pharmaceutical company Merck is trying to develop two orally administered drugs to fight Covid-19

Merck COVID Pill Gets First Approval In UK

On Thursday, Merck announced that the U.K. was the first to approve its pill to treat COVID.

Around 2,500 people die in lightning strikes around India each year

Lightning Forensics: Researchers Identify Evidence Of Fatal Lightning Strike In Bones

Lightning fatalities cannot typically be attributed if the remains are "skeletonized."

Boris Johnson's government tore up the rulebook on how parliament polices ethical lapses by its members

UK Accused Of 'Staggering Hypocrisy' As Political Row Stalks COP26

UK accused of 'staggering hypocrisy' as political row stalks COP26

Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador has criticised the world leaders at COP26 for their 'hypocrisy'

Mexican President Slams COP26 'Hypocrisy'

Mexican president slams COP26 'hypocrisy'

Coal Workers Feel Pain Of France's Climate Goals

Coal workers feel pain of France's climate goals

Engineer Nouf Wazir is pictured in front of a waste management facility under construction in the Gulf emirate of Sharjah

Oil-rich UAE To Burn Waste To Make Power

Oil-rich UAE to burn waste to make power

Nikolay Dinev faces an uncertain future as a miner as Bulgaria plans to close its coal pits before he reaches retirement age

Bulgaria Coal Miners Brace For 'Disaster' As Phaseout Looms

Bulgaria coal miners brace for 'disaster' as phaseout looms

Woman Had Both Legs Amputated After 'Wrongly' Assuming Infection Was COVID-19

The woman suffered from a rare blood infection caused by a type of bacteria that causes meningitis.

Eating Alone May Be Harmful To Heart Health: Study

The importance of having a companion during meals has been "overlooked."

About 200 families in El Espave, on banks of the Bahia de Chame, a large bay, work in the production of mangrove charcoal, which they sell to pizzerias and restaurants

Planet Vs People As Panama's Mangroves Are Turned Into Coal

Planet vs people as Panama's mangroves are turned into coal

A sample specimen of a dead Asian Giant Hornet from Japan, also known as a murder hornet, is shown by a pest biologist from the Washington State Department of Agriculture on July 29, 2020 in Bellingham, Washington

'Murder Hornet' Spotted Near US-Canada Border

British Columbia authorities discovered the specimen in October.

Global CO2 emissions caused mainly by burning fossil fuels are set to rebound this year to pre-Covid levels, just shy of the record set in 2019

Climate 'Reality Check': 2021 Global CO2 Emissions Near Record Levels

Climate 'reality check': 2021 global CO2 emissions near record levels

Sudanese anti-coup protesters gather in a street of the capital Khartoum on October 30, 2021

Saudis, UAE Join Western Calls Against Sudan Coup

Saudis, UAE join Western calls against Sudan coup

CDC Says Suicide Rates Fell In 2020 But Rates Among Younger Americans Went Up

The number of Americans who committed suicide in 2020 fell overall, ending a two decade rise. However younger Americans, particularly people of color, registered higher rates than they had in 2019.