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The health community is calling for a binding international treaty to phase out fossil fuels

Health Groups Calls For Fossil Fuel Non-proliferation Treaty

Health groups calls for fossil fuel non-proliferation treaty

How The Tide Turned On Data Centres In Europe

Ireland was once the darling of the data industry but now has a de facto moratorium on new centres

How the tide turned on data centres in Europe

'Not My King': Anti-monarchist Arrests Spark Criticism In Britain

There were several arrests in Edinburgh, after Prince Andrew (R) was heckled during a procession behind his mother's coffin

'Not my king': anti-monarchist arrests spark criticism in Britain

Damage From Blue Light Exposure Increases With Age. This Study Explains How

"The novel aspect of this new study is showing that chronic exposure to blue light can impair energy-producing pathways even in cells that are not specialized in sensing light," Giebultowicz said.

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Uhuru Kenyatta was unable to run again after serving two terms as president

Uhuru Kenyatta: Inscrutable Leader Leaves A Mixed Legacy

Uhuru Kenyatta: inscrutable leader leaves a mixed legacy

How Eating At Certain Times Of Day Could Affect Mental Health, According To Study

One group of participants had 26% increase in depression-like mood levels.

New Spacecraft Will Come Closer To The Sun Than Ever Before

'Mystery Solved': Solar Orbiter Sheds Light On Sun's Magnetic Field Phenomenon

The phenomenon has been observed for years but the source has been a mystery.

Firefighters walk past a scorched landscape from the Fairview fire inside the San Bernardino National Forest near Hemet, California on September 9, 2022

Oregon Blaze Latest Major Wildfire To Engulf US West

Oregon blaze latest major wildfire to engulf US West

Unusual 'Blue Goo' Found On Ocean Floor Baffles Scientists

National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) ocean exploration team found the unidentified blue organism during a deep sea dive of about 1,400 feet.

In A First, Microplastics Found in Water Trapped In Plant Leaves

The study aimed to study the organisms present in the water puddles in teasel leaf axils.

The country home to Asia's largest expanse of rainforest reported another year of slowing deforestation

Indonesia, Norway Ink Deal To Reward Rainforest Protection

Indonesia, Norway ink deal to reward rainforest protection

Lumpy Skin Disease Spreads In India, Killing 57,000 Animals; Can It Transfer To Humans?

Indian authorities are monitoring the situation daily.

Ancient Asteroid Impacts Roasted Microorganisms On Contact; Charcoal May Reveal Clues About Events: Study

Lead author Anna Losiak from the Institute of Geological Sciences at the Polish Academy of Sciences said the charcoal "was formed from organisms killed, grilled and buried by the asteroid."

Have You Been Swallowing Pills The Wrong Way? Here's How It Should Be Done

Researchers found a strong association between drug dissolution and the posture maintained during ingestion.

A school of fish swim above a staghorn (Acropora cervicornis) coral colony as it grows on the Great Barrier Reef off the coast of Cairns, Australia October 25, 2019.

4,000-Foot Reef Structure Discovered In Australian Desert

Nullarbor Plain isn't as flat as it seems.

The death of Queen Elizabeth II could give fresh impetus to the debate over Scottish independence

New Monarch Gives Fresh Impetus To Scotland's Independence Debate

New monarch gives fresh impetus to Scotland's independence debate

Illustration shows test tube labelled "COVID-19 Omicron variant test positive

A Bipartisan Bill Could Prevent The Next Pandemic

The PASTEUR Act would help tackle a terrifying public health threats -- the increasing prevalence of drug-resistant bacteria, viruses, fungi, and parasites.

His ideas on the environment and climate change once saw him dismissed as a crank but the ideas are now mainstream

The Green King: Charles The Environmentalist

The green king: Charles the environmentalist

A woman bathes her child next to a flooded field in southern Pakistan

UN Chief Says World Paying 'Horrific Price' For Fossil Fuels Folly

UN chief says world paying 'horrific price' for fossil fuels folly

The late queen's coffin is expected to arrive at Edinburgh's Holyroodhouse over the weekend

Sombre Edinburgh Readies To Receive The Queen

Sombre Edinburgh readies to receive the queen

Many on the US right were incensed by the pandemic protections Anthony Fauci advocated, from masks and vaccines to school and business closures

Over 10 Million Children Lost A Parent Or Caregiver During COVID-19 Pandemic, Study Finds

Children without a parent or caregiver are likely to experience a heightened risk of poverty, exploitation, HIV infection and mental health problems.

Buckingham Palace has fast become the focal point of a country grieving for Queen Elizabeth II

Buckingham Palace Becomes Shrine For A Grieving Nation

Buckingham Palace becomes shrine for a grieving nation

Scientists Discover New Protein That Helps Sperms Fuse With Egg; May Enhance Fertility Treatment

"This discovery of the MAIA protein is a major step forward in how we understand the process of human fertilization," the study's co-author said.

A rainbow appears on the Auckland skyline featuring Sky Tower in New Zealand

Bizarre Rainbow Halo Spotted Over Dark Cloud Fuels Conspiracy Theories [Photo]

The image looks like it's from a sci-fi movie, but the bizarre formation seen is, in fact, a naturally occurring phenomenon.

The scorching temperatures on land have generated a marine heatwave at sea

Heatwave Batters Spain's Mediterranean Mussel Crop

Heatwave batters Spain's Mediterranean mussel crop

Villagers flee their homes on upturned wooden beds in the Jaffarabad district of Balochistan on Thursday

UN Chief In Pakistan To Boost Flood Aid For Devastated Millions

UN chief in Pakistan to boost flood aid for devastated millions

In 2021, Charles faced claims that one of his closest aides was involved in a cash-for-honours scandal

'Black Spider' Letters, Diana Divorce: Charles's Biggest Scandals

'Black spider' letters, Diana divorce: Charles's biggest scandals

This artist's illustration obtained from NASA shows the DART spacecraft prior to impact with the asteroid Dimorphos

NASA's DART Spots Its Target Asteroid Ahead Of Collision [Photo]

DART will crash into Dimorphos later this month.

In this file photo taken on July 17, 2022, meltwater flows from the Greenland ice sheet into the Baffin Bay near Pituffik, Greenland

Risk Of Climate Tipping Points Escalates At 1.5C Warming: Study

Risk of climate tipping points escalates at 1.5C warming: study

The queen said 'I shall strive to be worthy of your trust' at her 1953 coronation

Queen Elizabeth II's Top Quotes

Queen Elizabeth II's top quotes

Rodrigo Duterte's drug war claimed thousands of lives

Philippines Asks ICC Not To Resume Drug War Probe

Philippines asks ICC not to resume drug war probe

Researchers Spot 'Megalodon' Fleetingly During Shark Research Trip: What Was It Really?

The shape on the sonar had an uncanny resemblance to the extinct megalodon, and was estimated to be about 50 feet in size.

Rare First Temple Period Papyrus Found In Montana, Document To Be Preserved In Israel

"Each new document sheds further light on the literacy and the administration of the First Temple period," said Joe Uziel, Director of Israel Antiquities Authority's Judean Desert scrolls unit.