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US Secretary of State Antony Blinken visits the Jose Celestino Mutis Botanical Garden in Bogota, Colombia

Blinken, In Colombia, Unveils Amazon Deforestation Pact

Blinken, in Colombia, unveils Amazon deforestation pact

Climate Change Is Making Health Problems Worse, 'Code Red Not Hot Enough'

The heat wave forced people to take shelter in cooling stations like this one in Portland, Oregon

Climate change is amplifying the severity of health problems across the world, including in the United States. Some researchers warn that this report is more than a "code red" for the world to increase efforts to combat climate change.

Chile's 'Flowering Desert' A Window On Effects Of Climate Change

Bright purple and yellow flowers blooming in the Atacama desert as part of the irregular "flowering desert" phenomenon in the north of Chile

Chile's 'flowering desert' a window on effects of climate change

Lobsters are one of a number of products from Australia that China has restricted imports of as relations between the countries plunged

Aussie Rock Lobsters A Hong Kong Security Threat: Customs Chief

Aussie rock lobsters a Hong Kong security threat: customs chief

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Populations of 134 countries are now at greater threat from wildfires than at any time previously, and millions of farmers and construction workers are losing income because of the rising number of extremely hot days

Covid Recovery Poses Dire Climate, Health Risks: Lancet

Covid recovery poses dire climate, health risks: Lancet

In this September 25, 2021, image courtesy of NYU Langone Health, the surgical team examines the genetically engineered pig kidney for signs of rejection

Pig Kidney Works In Human Patient In 'Potential Miracle'

Pig kidney works in human patient in 'potential miracle'

Carbon Dating Pinpoints Viking Landfall In Canada In 1021 A.D.

Carbon dating of wood found at L'Anse aux Meadows UNESCO World Heritage helped pinpoint a more exact date for Norse arrival in North America.

Russian President Vladimir Putin will not attend the upcoming UN climate summit in Glasgow

Putin Will Not Attend COP 26 Climate Summit: Kremlin

Putin will not attend COP 26 climate summit: Kremlin

Scientists Succeed In Transplanting A Pig Kidney On A Human For First Time

Scientists recently succeeded in temporarily attaching a pig’s kidney to a human body, a first step that could open up the possibility that pig organs can be used more widely as transplants one day.

Molten rock has so far covered over 760 hectares of land and destroyed around 2,000 buildings although prompt evacuations have helped avoid fatalities

Drone Rescue Plan For Dogs Trapped By Spanish Island Eruption

Drone rescue plan for dogs trapped by Spanish island eruption

Elizabeth Smith (L) and Lindsey Riha, teachers at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, hug each other as teachers and staff returned to the school for the first time since the mass shooting on campus

Parkland High School Shooter Pleads Guilty, Says He's 'Very Sorry'

Parkland high school shooter pleads guilty, says he's 'very sorry'

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken gives his thumb up during a visit to the Camari market for local products in Quito, Ecuador

Blinken Promises US Shift From Military Focus In Latin America

Blinken promises US shift from military focus in Latin America

Oil and gas giants well aware of the dire risks posed by rising temperatures nonetheless undermining confidence in climate science

Oil & Gas Giant Total Downplayed Climate Threat: Study

Oil & gas giant Total downplayed climate threat: study

Most Sunscreens Fall Short On UVA Protection Claims: Study

On average, the products researchers tested only provided 24% of the UVA protection.

Nur Sajat, a prominent Malaysian transgender entrepreneur, said that Australian officialsÂ promised to help her settle in the country

Malaysian Trans Woman Says 'Safe And Free' In Australia

Malaysian trans woman says 'safe and free' in Australia

Mining giant Rio Tinto has announced plans to halve its direct carbon emissions by 2030

Rio Tinto Says To 'Halve' Emissions By 2030

Rio Tinto says to 'halve' emissions by 2030

A bridge collapsed following heavy rainfalls in northern India

Floods, Landslides Kill 116 In India And Nepal

Floods, landslides kill 116 in India and Nepal

The oasis of feminine industry provides income for the staff and moments of indulgence for the clients, but its days may be numbered

Beauty Salon A Women's Haven In The Taliban's Kabul

Beauty salon a women's haven in the Taliban's Kabul

The president of the Confederation of Indigenous Nationalities of Ecuador, Leonidas Iza (center), takes part in a protest march after meeting with Ecuador's President Guillermo Lasso on October 4, 2021

On Democracy Tour, Blinken Says Ecuador Offers Rights Assurances

On democracy tour, Blinken says Ecuador offers rights assurances

A police vehicle in the Haitian capital Port-au-Prince on October 18 2021

Growing In Numbers And Power, Criminal Gangs Terrorize Haiti

Growing in numbers and power, criminal gangs terrorize Haiti

IMF chief economist Gita Gopinath returns to Harvard University in January

IMF Says Chief Economist Gopinath To Leave Post In January

IMF says chief economist Gopinath to leave post in January

The spread of the highly tramsmissible Delta variant is causing some concern on world markets, though some governments are now considering approving third, booster doses

CDC Says 10.7 Million Seniors Received COVID-19 Booster Shot After FDA Approval

The Centers for Disease Control (CDC) reports that the number of seniors who received a booster shot of the COVID-19 vaccine since it became available is over 10 million since they were approved in September.

The Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine has been granted full FDA approval for those age 16 and up

CDC Says Pfizer Vaccine Is 93% Effective At Preventing COVID-19 Hospitalizations In Teens

A new study by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) found that Pfizer-BioNTech’s COVID-19 vaccine was 93% effective in preventing hospitalization among teenagers. Those aged 12 to 18 remain the largest group of unvaccinated Americans.