SCIENCE

Developing nations demand climate funding before COP26

Putin says Russia, US have 'common interests' on climate change

The Amazon rainforest now emits billion tonnes of carbon dioxide a year, a study showed.

Warming, deforestation turn Amazon into source of CO2

Drinking ayahuasca can lead to an altered level of consciousness due to psychoactive substances in the ingredients.

Authors of a study suspect the Delta variant was introduced at the wedding by two people who had traveled from India and tested negative before their flight but developed symptoms upon their arrival in the U.S.

National Nude Day celebrates the beauty of the human body and the benefits that come with going "au naturel."

UK publishes plans to decarbonise transport by mid-century

Australia to take ambassadors snorkelling to save Great Barrier Reef status

Race to find beached baby orca's mother in New Zealand

If confirmed, the newly spotted event could help provide future forecasts.

US Democrats agree on $3.5 trillion budget target

Researchers found that those who ate more whole grains logged smaller increases in waist size, blood sugar and blood pressure.

Patients turn into victims of killer fire in Iraq that sparked fury

Sorrow sweeps Iraq city as 64 die in fire at Covid unit

Bangladesh to lift lockdown for festival despite record infections

EU airlines fear fuel tax as climate push takes off

"(M)aybe there's just an ebb and flow to life where something's supposed to wipe out a certain amount of people," the anchor said during an interview.

WHO's chief scientist warned against mixing COVID-19 vaccines, saying there was very little information on the mix-and-match of doses. However, health officials from Canada defended the practice.

The study says that children who are exposed to lead tend to have lower IQs and engage in delinquent behavior. They're also more likely to drop out of school.

Despite this, the FDA clarified that the vaccine's known benefits still outweigh the known risks.

Covid triggered biggest increase in hunger in decades: UN

Wildfires rage across million acres as heat wave stifles western US, Canada

As new COVID-19 variants regenerate fear, Pfizer tries to push for authorization of a third vaccine shot to boost immunity.

Satellite data helped indigenous Peruvians save rainforest: study

Of more than 600,000 medical workers in Thailand who received two doses of the Sinovac vaccine, 618 have been infected with COVID-19, resulting in one nurse's death and another worker in critical condition.

Doctors said the tumor found in the 3-year-old girl's stomach was the biggest Wilms tumor they had ever dealt with, weighing about 22% of the girl’s total weight.

Goats: unlikely allies in California's fight against wildfires

Heat risks add to challenges for Tokyo's pandemic-hit Olympics