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The researchers said that governments had consistently failed to address the root cause of climate change: "the overexploitation of the Earth"

Earth's 'Vital Signs' Worsening As Humanity's Impact Deepens

Earth's 'vital signs' worsening as humanity's impact deepens

US Curbs Work With Guatemala After Prosecutor Flees

A demonstrator holds a portrait of dismissed special prosecutor Juan Francisco Sandoval during a protest outside the Public Ministry's headquarters in Guatemala City on July 24, 2021

US curbs work with Guatemala after prosecutor flees

CDC Announces New Mask Guidelines As Delta Variant Gains Steam

Early in the pandemic the WHO repeatedly suggested that facemasks worn by the general public risked doing more harm than good

The CDC recommends people wear masks indoors regardless of vaccination status in places with high Covid transmission rates.

Chinchorro mummies were either painted red, black or wrapped in bandages

Chile's Ancient Mummies Added To UN Heritage List

Chile's ancient mummies added to UN heritage list

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Galileo Project: New Initiative To Search For Alien Life Through Their Tech

The project is headed by Harvard University's Avi Loeb.

Severe COVID-19 Could Cause Brain Changes, Increase Risk Of Alzheimer’s

The findings would be presented at the Alzheimer’s Association International Conference.

The fire has created its own climate including black pyrocumulus clouds capable of causing lightning

Firefighters Battle California Blaze Generating Its Own Weather

Firefighters battle California blaze generating its own weather

US President Joe Biden welcomes Iraqi Prime Minister Mustafa al-Kadhemi at the White House for the leaders' first meeting on Monday

Biden Announces End Of US Combat Operations In Iraq

Biden announces end of US combat operations in Iraq

Scientists have said greenhouse gas emissions must decline 50 percent by 2030, and be phased out entirely by 2050 to stay within range of 1.5C

Climate Science Report 'Critical For Success' Of COP26: UN

Climate science report 'critical for success' of COP26: UN

Wendy Sherman is the highest-level official to visit China under President Joe Biden's administration

China Urges US To Be 'Rational' As US Envoy Explores Way Forward

China urges US to be 'rational' as US envoy explores way forward

The heatwave that ravaged British Columbia saw temperatures hit 49.6 degrees Celsius (121 Fahrenheit), more than five degrees above the hottest day recorded in Canada up to that point

Record-shattering Heatwaves Caused By Pace Of Warming: Study

Record-shattering heatwaves caused by pace of warming: study

Torrential rains on India's western coast unleashed floods and landslides that killed 159 people

India Begins Landslide, Flood Clean-up As Deadly Monsoon Rains Ease

India begins landslide, flood clean-up as deadly monsoon rains ease

Record daily deaths are being reported from Russia where the Delta variant is fuelling a worrying spike in cases

COVID-19 Delta Variant Includes New Symptoms, Doctors Warn

Doctors say the Delta variant could cause symptoms different from those of the original virus, such as congestion and shortness of breath.

Firefighters Battle California Blaze Generating Its Own Climate

Firefighters battle California blaze generating its own climate

Experts say the IPCC climate science report is "going to be a wake-up call"

Key UN Climate Science Talks Open Amid Floods, Fires

Key UN climate science talks open amid floods, fires

A growing number of farmers in Moldova are fuelling a resurgence in lavender, the cultivation of which collapsed along with the Soviet Union

Moldova's Lavender Flourishes After Post-Soviet Decline

Moldova's lavender flourishes after post-Soviet decline

WATCH: Meteor Lights Up Night Sky Over Norway; Search For Space Rock Underway

Footage of the event showed the light of the meteor erupting in a bright flash for a brief moment.

COVID-19 Vaccine Inhaler In The Works, 'Greener' Alternative To Liquid Jabs

The group of researchers are expected to test their products on humans within the next two months.

Delta Aquariids 2021: Watch The Skies For The Meteor Shower's Peak This Week

Those who will watch the skies this week may also catch a glimpse of some early Perseid meteors.

India's western coast has been inundated by torrential rainfall

India Monsoon Death Toll Climbs To 159, Dozens Still Missing

India monsoon death toll climbs to 159, dozens still missing

Workers attempt to remove a fallen tree as winds from Typhoon In-Fa start to affect Ningbo

Typhoon In-Fa Drenches Eastern China

Typhoon In-Fa drenches eastern China

In French Polynesia, the legacy of nuclear tests remain a source of deep resentment, seen as evidence of racist colonial attitudes

Macron Pressured To Apologise For Nuclear Tests In French Polynesia

Macron pressured to apologise for nuclear tests in French Polynesia

Macron To Discuss Legacy Of Nuclear Tests In French Polynesia

Macron to discuss legacy of nuclear tests in French Polynesia

Flooding is common during India's monsoon season but climate change is making the monsoon stronger, according to a report from the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research

India: On The Frontline Of Climate Change

Swathes of India are battling deadly floods and landslides after heavy monsoon rains, just the latest example of how the vast country is on the frontline of climate change.

East China Battens Down As Typhoon In-Fa Approaches

East China battens down as Typhoon In-Fa approaches

Boeing has reduced production of the 787, the latest in a series of operational problems limiting the company's recovery

Boeing Set To Face Investor Scrutiny As Problems Plague Jets

Boeing set to face investor scrutiny as problems plague jets

Parts of western India have been afflicted by severe rain

India Rescuers Hunt For Survivors As Monsoon Toll Hits 115

India rescuers hunt for survivors as monsoon toll hits 115

Spain's Catalonia region will reimpose virus restrictions as it faces a surge in cases linked to the deadly Delta variant

Delta Variant Could Peak In October, Drive Sharp Rise In Deaths

New data released by the CDC is showing the Delta Variant is set to spark a sharp rise in deaths if enough people do not get vaccinated.

China is bracing for Typhoon In-Fa as parts of the country struggle to recover from devastating floods earlier this week

China Braces For Typhoon In-Fa As It Cleans Up Flood Damage

China braces for Typhoon In-Fa as it cleans up flood damage

Alabama Governor Blames Unvaccinated Folks For Rise In Covid-19 Cases

Rise in Covid-19 cases among Americans prompts Alabama Gov. to call out "unvaccinated folks" in her state.

Heavy monsoon rains in the Raigad district of Maharashtra state have caused flooding

Landslides Kill 44 In India, Dozens Missing

Landslides kill 44 in India, dozens missing

The Great Barrier Reef is the world's largest living structure

Great Barrier Reef Avoids UNESCO 'In Danger' Listing

Great Barrier Reef avoids UNESCO 'in danger' listing

People are carried across a flooded street in the worst-hit city of Zhengzhou, which received a year's worth of rain in just three days

Villagers Flee Fresh Floods In Central China As Typhoon Approaches

Villagers flee fresh floods in central China as typhoon approaches

This Weight Loss Supplement Is Being Recalled Nationwide

The recall affects "all lots and all presentations" of the product.

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