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Climate change with both draughts and floods have made things even more difficult

Trapped Underground Heat Could Help Mitigate Climate Change; Researchers Reveal How

Tapping into this heat reservoir could help provide suitable low-energy means to warm homes in some communities

What Makes Dogs Such Good Sniffers? This Nose-Brain Connection May Be The Reason

The highlight of the results was the first documented connection between the olfactory bulb to the occipital lobe (associated with vision) in any species.

Fitness Trackers Actually Boost Your Physical Activity; Here's How

There is "sufficient evidence to recommend the use of activity trackers," researchers say.

Malawi's Struggle With Deadly Witchcraft Violence

Malawi's struggle with deadly witchcraft violence

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This Mattress Will Help You Sleep Faster And Better

A study showed the mattress helped participants sleep 58% faster.

Raw Diet For Dogs? It May Make Pets More Likely To Carry Antibiotic-Resistant Bacteria

Researchers found evidence of resistant bacteria in dogs on a raw diet "regardless of their age."

Poet Eric Yip says his writing is a 'private rebellion' against the 'regimented approach' of the strict curriculum he followed through much of his schooling

'Private Rebellion': Hong Kong's Anglophone Poets Gain Recognition Abroad

'Private rebellion': Hong Kong's anglophone poets gain recognition abroad

US President Joe Biden delivered remarks on the climate crisis in Massachusetts

Biden Seeks To Revive Climate Agenda As Heat Waves Slam US, Europe

Biden seeks to revive climate agenda as heat waves slam US, Europe

Dozens of wildfires broke out across England on Tuesday due to a fierce heatwave that pushed temperatures to record levels

Climate Activists Block UK's Busiest Motorway After Deadly Heatwave

Climate activists block UK's busiest motorway after deadly heatwave

Nancy Grace Roman Telescope: Here's Everything You Need To Know About NASA's Latest Mission

The Nancy Grace Roman telescope got its name from NASA's first chief of astronomy and the agency's first female executive.

A De Havilland Canada Dash 8-400 MR aircraft drops water over a wildfire raging in the Monts d'Arree, near Brennilis, Brittany.

Europe Counts Cost Of Heatwave As French Fires Come Under Control

Europe counts cost of heatwave as French fires come under control

This NIH-Funded Game Will Help You Earn Money If You Quit Smoking

The participants can place of bet of $30 on themselves and win the money back, along with a profit if they could manage to refrain from smoking for at least four weeks.

Get Into Pole Position For A Healthier Heart With This Finnish-Origin Workout

In a randomized trial held as part of the study, 130 participants underwent a 12-week rehabilitation.

Wildfires on the foot of Mount Penteli north of Athens were fanned by gale-force winds

Firefighters Battle Wildfire In Athens Suburbs

Firefighters battle wildfire in Athens suburbs

China relies heavily on coal for generating electricity, but authorities have pledged to peak carbon emissions by 2030

China Speeding Up Approvals For New Coal Plants: Greenpeace

China speeding up approvals for new coal plants: Greenpeace

Woman With Monkeypox Symptoms Turned Away By Several Doctors

The woman was allegedly instructed to contact the CDC instead, but the agency was also unable to help.

New Lassa Fever Vaccine 'Rapidly' Protects Against Deadly Pathogen: Study

There are so far no licensed vaccines against Lassa fever.

Kaleem Ullah Khan, 82, has earned one of India's highest civilian honours for his work creating new mango varieties

India's Mango Man, Father Of 300 Varieties

India's mango man, father of 300 varieties

'It is apocalyptic,' insists the 61-year-old former diplomat, appointed minister after a tumultuous government change in April

Raising Temperatures: Pakistan Climate Catastrophist Sherry Rehman

Raising temperatures: Pakistan climate catastrophist Sherry Rehman

Why Some Mama Bears Choose Dens That Are Close To Humans

More experienced female bears choose spots where they can avoid humans, but others choose dens close to human disturbance.

Climate Deniers Sow Weather-map Heatwave Misinfo

Climate deniers sow weather-map heatwave misinfo

The skyline seen in 2019 of Macau, the semi-autonomous Chinese territory with a thriving casino industry where the United States has voiced alarm over human trafficking

US Adds Vietnam, Cambodia, Macau To Trafficking Blacklist

US adds Vietnam, Cambodia, Macau to trafficking blacklist

Orders for Airbus finally took off at Farnborough after a strong start from rival planemaker Boeing

Airbus Tails Boeing In Farnborough Jet Orders Tussle

Airbus tails Boeing in Farnborough jet orders tussle

Artificial Intelligence Can Help Detect Birth Defects In Ultrasound Images, Study Finds

Researchers have led a trailblazing experiment that lends credence to AI and its benefits.

Nicotiana benthamiana plants are dipped in a solution during the infiltration process at Medicago greenhouse in Quebec City, August 13, 2014.

Plants Produce Aspirin To Self-Medicate When Stressed, Study Shows

"It's like plants use a painkiller for aches and pains, just like we do," a researcher says.

Smoke rising from the vineyards in Pumarejo, northwest Spain, on July 18, 2022

Europe Heat Sparks Harmful Ozone Pollution, 'Extreme' Fire Risk

Europe heat sparks harmful ozone pollution, 'extreme' fire risk

Loneliness Before Age 12 Linked To Stress, Alcohol Problems In Young Adulthood: Study

"(W)e could have another public health crisis on our hands in a few years as today's children grow up": one of the study authors.

This image from the James Webb Space Telescope shows âmountainsâ and âvalleysâ speckled with glittering stars which is actually the edge of a nearby, young, star-forming region called NGC 3324 in the Carina Nebula

Unusual Radio Wave From Far-Off Galaxy Detected; Researchers Say It's 'Like A Heartbeat'

The duration of the new signal, labeled FRB20191221A, was much longer and it had a clear pattern.

UK Breaches 40C For First Time, Heat Records Tumble In France

UK breaches 40C for first time, heat records tumble in France

Suicides Linked To This Common Food Preservative Are Increasing; Experts Voice Concerns

There are even online forums that detail how to use it for suicides.

A dehydrated and injured Koala receives treatment after its rescue from a bushfire

'Shocking' Report Lists Devastation To Australia Wildlife

'Shocking' report lists devastation to Australia wildlife

More Children Are Trying To Lose Weight Today, Study Finds

Some of the kids trying to lose weight are those considered to have a "healthy" weight.

Protesters denounce violence against women in Peru during a visit by UN human rights chief Michelle Bachelet on July 18, 2022

Peruvian Women Ask Michelle Bachelet For Help In Face Of Violence

Some 30 women and transsexuals on Monday denounced the daily violence they suffer in Peru, demanding action from the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, Michelle Bachelet, at a demonstration in Lima.