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Smartphone and chip giant Samsung Electronics' fulfillment of a headline-grabbing pledge to switch to renewable energy in the U.S., China and Europe accounts for less than 20% of its global electricity use.

Pygmy hogs feed on tubers, roots, insects, small reptiles and rodents.

World's second-largest hydropower dam goes online in China

With propaganda push, China's Communist Party celebrates 100 years

Catholic Church gains foothold in communist Cuba

Ancient aromas aim to lure new crop of tourists to Cyprus

Thousands climb Indonesian volcano for ritual sacrifice

March of the elephants: China's rogue herd spotlights habitat loss

Amazon hydropower plant contributes significant greenhouse emissions: study

Sri Lanka's marine disaster worsens as environmental toll rises

Countries such as Mongolia and Bahrain were hoping for a COVID-free summer, but the two countries are now battling a new COVID outbreak instead.

'New type of early human' found in Israel

A 72-year-old man in England tested positive for COVID-19 43 times for 10 months and was hospitalized seven times.

Changing one's diet can reduce or even reverse the pain, the researchers found.

EU leaders rebuff German-French push for Putin summit

Canada Goose announces it will go fur free

The Biden administration's goal of vaccinating 70% of Americans by July 4 will likely fall short.

Space Perspective started selling seats for Spaceship Neptune Wednesday.

Scientists have discovered the world's oldest shark attack victim on record. The victim, who died 3,000 years ago, was labeled Tsukumo No. 24.

'It's a plague': Croatian farmers incensed by wolf attacks

Turks defend nature against Erdogan's development push

This marks only the second case of Jamestown Canyon virus in New Jersey.

See you in 17 years: America's cicada plague winding down

There is no washing machine aboard the ISS.

Brazil environment minister resigns amid investigation

High steaks pursuit: LA cops hunt cows in slaughterhouse breakout

With the Pentagon's UFO report set to be released this week, many are curious as to what the agency may reveal.

A study has linked marijuana use to higher rates of suicidal ideation, suicide plans and suicide attempts.

Crushing climate impacts to hit sooner than feared: draft UN report