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US President Joe Biden addresses a press conference at the COP26 UN Climate Change Conference in Glasgow

Biden Says China, Russia Failed To Lead At Climate Summit

Biden says China, Russia failed to lead at climate summit

France Defers Reprisals In Post-Brexit Fish Fight

France had threatened to ban British boats from unloading their catches at French ports

France defers reprisals in post-Brexit fish fight

US Pledges To 'Sharply' Reduce Methane Emissions

The Biden administration announced new regulations aimed at 'sharply' reducing methane emissions by the oil and gas industry

US pledges to 'sharply' reduce methane emissions

Britain's Prime Minister Boris Johnson has said humanity was losing 5-1 in the fight against climate change, and is pushing for a deal to secure commitments to limit global warming to 1.5 degrees

UK PM 'Cautiously Optimistic' About COP Climate Deal

UK PM 'cautiously optimistic' about COP climate deal

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US President Joe Biden is unusually open with his emotions

Laughing Or Crying, Biden Wears Heart On Sleeve

Laughing or crying, Biden wears heart on sleeve

Barges carry coal on the Grand Canal to the Jiangsu Huadian Yangzhou Power Station at Yangzhou, in China's eastern Jiangsu province

China Eases Power Crunch With Boost To Coal Production

China eases power crunch with boost to coal production

Liquid iron is tapped into a chute from the blast furnace at steelmaker SSAB in LuleÃ¥, northern Sweden

Reinventing Steelmaking For A Green Revolution

Reinventing steelmaking for a green revolution

Blowing smoke: Companies across of range of industries have been accused of "greenwashing", instead of making real changes to fight climate change

'Greenwashing' Or Genuine?: Behind Big Business' Climate Promises

'Greenwashing' or genuine?: Behind big business' climate promises

The Ministry of Commerce urged 'families to store a certain amount of daily necessities'

'Stock Up', China Says, Amid New Covid Outbreak

'Stock up', China says, amid new Covid outbreak

Men Just As Emotionally Invested In Relationship Problems As Women: Study

Researchers looked at conversations of relationship help-seekers on Reddit.

Almost a quarter of all man-made emissions of carbon dioxide can be attributed to land use activity such as logging, deforestation and farming

COP26 Leaders Vow New Drive To Save Forests

COP26 leaders vow new drive to save forests

Solar panels cover the roof of a house in the village of Kalavasos, in front of a mosque minaret, but Cyprus is still struggling to increase its use of renewable power

Sunny But Isolated, Cyprus Toils To Boost Green Energy

Sunny but isolated, Cyprus toils to boost green energy

Exercise May Help Reduce Alcohol Cravings, New Study Finds

The results of the study could prove useful for many people who may be struggling to manage their alcohol use.

A home continues to burn as flames from the LNU Lightning Complex fire spreads in Vacaville, California on August 19, 2020

Climate Change Main Cause Of Fires In US West: Study

Climate change main cause of fires in US west: study

The British fishing trawler Cornelis-Gert Jan was detained in the French port of Le Havre, allegedly for fishing without the required licence

Macron Gives UK More Time Over Fish Feud

Macron gives UK more time over fish feud

Map showing CO2 emissions per capita per country, according to the Global Carbon Atlas

World Leaders Urged To 'Save Humanity' At Climate Summit

World leaders urged to 'save humanity' at climate summit

An illegally lit fire in the Amazon rainforest in Brazil's Para state -- the country has vowed to eliminate illegal deforestation by 2028, two years earlier than a previous undertaking, despite record treeÂ losses in recent years

Brazil Pledges Higher Greenhouse Emissions Cuts

Brazil pledges higher greenhouse emissions cuts

Japanese investors have welcomed news of Prime Minister Fumio Kishida's election win, which could pave the way for a new pandemic stimulus package

Stocks Rise As Bullish Sentiment Continues

Stocks rise as bullish sentiment continues

The Galapagos Islands are named for the giant tortoises found there

Ecuador Proposes Debt Swap To Enlarge Galapagos

Ecuador proposes debt swap to enlarge Galapagos

US President Joe Biden: 'Every day we delay, the cost of inaction increases'

Biden Apologizes For Trump Exit From Climate Accord

Biden apologizes for Trump exit from climate accord

Queen Elizabeth II's health has caused some concern after an overnight hospital stay last month

Queen Elizabeth II Seen Driving, Easing Health Fears

Queen Elizabeth II seen driving, easing health fears

5 Health Benefits of Chai Tea

Love chai tea? You might want to start drinking more of it once you learn about its different health benefits.

3 Delicious Keto-Friendly Desserts That Won't Ruin Your Diet

Got a sweet tooth but don't want to break your diet? Are you on a keto diet, perhaps? Try these delicious products.

Japan's Prime Minister Fumio Kishida said he hoped to issue a fresh stimulus package by the end of the year

Japan's PM Kishida Calls Victory After 'Tough' Election

Japan's PM Kishida calls victory after 'tough' election

Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida has plenty on his plate, from tackling the virus to working on Japan's climate goals

Five Challenges Facing Japan's PM Kishida

Five challenges facing Japan's PM Kishida

John Kerry, United States Special Presidential Envoy for Climate, says the US will push for more 'global ambition' on climate goals

US To Galvanize Global 'Ambition' On Climate: Officials

US to galvanize global 'ambition' on climate: officials

It was hoped the G20 summit of major economies would boost a boost to the 13-day COP26 climate talks

Leaders Can 'Make Or Break Hope' For Climate Salvation

Leaders can 'make or break hope' for climate salvation

Experts warn that only transformative action will help stave off far more devastating climate impacts

Climate Change: Temperature Rise Linked To Over 200,000 Kidney Disease Hospitalizations In Brazil

The 202,093 cases of heat-related kidney disease hospitalizations were recorded from 2000 to 2015 alone.

Biden Butters Up Europeans At G20

Biden butters up Europeans at G20

White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki has tested positive for Covid-19

White House Press Secretary Tests Positive For Covid-19

White House press secretary tests positive for Covid-19

France's President Emmanuel Macron gestures as he addresses media at a press conference in Rome on October 31, 2021, during the G20 Summit

Macron Says Australian PM Lied To Him Over Subs Spat

Macron says Australian PM lied to him over subs spat

The Rome G20 summit provides a forum for a range of sidelines meetings, including between leaders of the UK, Frence, Germany and the US on Iran

G20 Disappoints On Key Climate Target As Eyes Turn To Glasgow

G20 disappoints on key climate target as eyes turn to Glasgow

US President Joe Biden, speaking to reporters after the G20 summit in Rome on October 31, 2021, announced moves by world leaders to alleviate global supply chain back-ups

With G20 Leaders, Biden Sets Steps To Ease Supply Chain Woes

Biden, facing mounting complaints at home over supply chain troubles that have slowed economic recovery and pushed prices up, announced new measures to ease global back-ups after meeting with his G20 counterparts in Rome.

Climate protesters including from Extinction Rebellion have gathered in Glasgow to keep up the pressure

COP26 Climate Summit 'Last, Best Hope' To Meet 1.5C Target

COP26 climate summit 'last, best hope' to meet 1.5C target

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