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GM CEO Mary Barra said momentum is building for electric vehicles

General Motors Lifts Electric Auto Investment To $35 Bn Through 2025

General Motors lifts electric auto investment to $35 bn through 2025

North America's Rarest Bee Genus Is Not As Rare As Initially Thought

For many years, the genus was represented by a single specimen.

'More Severe' COVID-19 Variant Is Spreading Across US, Accounts For 10% Of New Cases

Doris Norman gets the Covid-19 vaccine in the United States, where minorities have died from the virus at higher rates than whites

With more and more cases of the Delta variant being reported in the US, experts urge people to get vaccinated to fight against the strain.

Can Metformin Help You Lose Weight Fast?

Studies show that metformin can significantly help with weight loss when combined with exercise and other healthy habits.

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Myanmar is a hub for the illegal trafficking of wildlife such as pangolins -- a trade driven by demand from China

Protector Of 'World's Most Trafficked Mammal' Among Recipients Of 'Green Nobel Prize'

Thai Van Nguyen established the first anti-poaching unit in Vietnam as well as the NGO Save Vietnam's Wildlife.

A crayfish crosses a pedestrian walkway close to the Kemnader See lake in Bochum, western Germany

Crayfish Take More Risks While On Antidepressants, Study Shows

Crayfish take more risks while on antidepressants, study shows

Nintendo announced updates of popular Switch game titles, but did not offer any word on updates for the popular handheld console itself

Nintendo Spotlights Switch Games With No Console Update

Nintendo spotlights Switch games with no console update

The expedition ship Polarstern spent hundreds of days drifting through the Arctic

Irreversible Warming Tipping Point Possibly Triggered: Arctic Mission Chief

Irreversible warming tipping point possibly triggered: Arctic mission chief

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said the free trade deal "marks a new dawn in the UK's relationship with Australia".

UK, Australia Agree Post-Brexit Free Trade Deal

UK, Australia agree post-Brexit free trade deal

The Delta variant, also known as the Indian variant, is now the dominant strain in the UK

'More Dangerous' Delta COVID-19 Variant Likely To 'Take Over' US In Fall

A former FDA commissioner revealed that the Delta variant is 60% more transmissible than other variants and is likely to cause a surge of infections in the U.S. by fall.

Saltwater crocodiles are known to inhabit the area around Australia's Lake Placid, but attacks are relatively rare

'River Boss': This Prehistoric Reptile May Be The Largest Croc To Ever Live In Australia

The "river boss" likely grew up to seven meters long.

New Space Telescope Can Help Stop 'Hazardous' Asteroids From Hitting Earth

NASA's NEO Surveyor telescope will help scientists spot asteroids and comets that could potentially hit Earth.

The elephant herd has travelled around 500 kilometres, and is now lingering a couple of days south of the city of Kunming

China's Trekking Elephants Wait For Youngster To Catch Up

China's trekking elephants wait for youngster to catch up

Beijing has accused NATO of 'creating confrontation' and exaggerating the threat it poses to the West

Beijing Accuses NATO Of Exaggerating 'China Threat Theory'

Beijing accuses NATO of exaggerating 'China threat theory'

Since the AstraZeneca row the EU has switched to the BioNTech/Pfizer vaccine as its mainstay

Pfizer, AstraZeneca Vaccines 'Highly Effective' Against Delta COVID-19 Variant, Health Officials Say

An analysis by Public Health England found that the Pfizer-BioNTech and AstraZeneca vaccines were 96% and 92% effective against hospitalization due to the COVID-19 Delta variant, respectively.