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The agriculture sector is grappling with sky-high energy prices following pandemic lockdowns and labour shortages in the wake of Britain's exit from the European Union

Ukraine War Sows More Turmoil For UK Farms

Ukraine war sows more turmoil for UK farms

Wild Blueberry Extract Can Help Heal Wounds, Study Finds

The topical gel with blueberry phenolic extract led to 12% better wound closure.

Geologists Day: Significance, Interesting Geology Facts

Geology is much more than just the study of rocks.

The COP26 climate summit in Glasgow last year saw a score of the group's members arrested

Scientists Risk Arrest To Sound Climate Alarm

Scientists risk arrest to sound climate alarm

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In this photo taken on February 19, 2022, people carry belongings after a giant landslide in Petropolis, Brazil

Torrential Rains In Brazil Kill Eight, 13 Missing

Torrential rains in Brazil kill eight, 13 missing

After two years of keeping Covid at bay, Hong Kong is now in the throes of its worst outbreak with much of the population working from home or limiting their outings

New COVID-19 Variant? What the UK Government Has To Say About The XE Strain

A new COVID-19 variant has been discovered in the United Kingdom, as the country’s Health Security Agency has started an analysis of it.

People wear face masks during the outbreak of coronavirus disease (COVID-19) in Singapore, April 3, 2020.

COVID-19 Vaccination: Cardiac Complications After Infection Vs. Shot, According To CDC

The CDC compared the risks of cardiovascular complications from COVID-19 infection and vaccination.

US President Joe Biden announced Thursday a sweeping plan to tap strategic oil stockpiles to reduce gasoline prices

Will Biden's Plan To Tap US Oil Reserves Reduce Gasoline Prices?

Will Biden's plan to tap US oil reserves reduce gasoline prices?

'Mental Health Crisis': Concerning Findings Regarding Teens And Pandemic Unveiled By CDC

A survey conducted by the CDC found an unsettling truth regarding teen mental health during the pandemic

A syringe and a vial labelled "coronavirus disease (COVID-19) vaccine" are placed on a passport in this illustration taken April 27, 2021.

COVID-19: Infections Reach A Record High In This Country

Data shows that the infection rate in this country has reached a record high.

Toxic Exposure: Presence Of Chemicals In Pet Feces, Urine Suggests Risks To Human Health

The researchers analyzed the feces and urine samples of dozens of cats and dogs.

EU-China relations have been plagued by a host of contentious issues even before Beijing abstained from condemning Moscow's assault on Ukraine

EU Warns China Against Backing Russia's Ukraine War

EU warns China against backing Russia's Ukraine war

Pregnancy Increases Risk Of Getting COVID-19 Even When Fully Vaccinated, According To Study

A study found that pregnancy, along with other comorbidities, can increase the chance of getting a breakthrough COVID-19 infection.

Ivermectin, an anti-parasite drug, has been widely distributed in Latin America as a treatment for coronavirus

Anti-Parasitic Drug Ivermectin Showed No Sign Of Alleviating COVID-19, Says New Study

A study published in the New England Journal of Medicine found that the popular drug does not decrease the chances of being hospitalized due to COVID-19.

Longtime Russian rights activist Oleg Orlov says he has never seen 'a darker period' in modern Russian history

Shattered Hopes And Dark Days For Longtime Russian Rights Activists

Shattered hopes and dark days for longtime Russian rights activists

Meteor Shower, Eclipse: Sky Events To Watch Out For In April

The Lyrid meteor shower marks the end of the months-long meteor shower drought.

A lion rests under a tree at the Rietspruit Game Reserve in Hoedspruit on December 2, 2021

'Love Hormone' Oxytocin Turns Fierce Lions Into Kittens

'Love hormone' oxytocin turns fierce lions into kittens

The European Commission says it wants to end the fast-fashion model of "take, make, break, and throw away"

EU Unveils 'Sustainable' Fashion Push

EU unveils 'sustainable' fashion push

Caffeine Could Help Treat Some ADHD Symptoms: Study

By 2019, some 84.7 million people from all over the world were affected by ADHD.

The Australian Defence Force on standby for evacuations from the New South Wales town of Lismore

Australian Beach Town Of Byron Bay Inundated By Floodwaters

Australian beach town of Byron Bay inundated by floodwaters

Prediabetes Cases Rising Among American Youths, Study Shows

The prevalence rate increased from 11.6% to 28.2% by 2015-2018.

'Strong' Geomagnetic Storm Alert Raised; Auroras May Light Up US Skies

Aurora borealis sightings may be pushed as far down as Illinois and Oregon during G3 events.

A VinFast VF 5 electric vehicle is displayed at the CES electronics convention on January 5, 2022 in Las Vegas, Nevada

Vietnam's VinFast Announces $2 Bn US Electric Car Factory

Vietnam's VinFast announces $2 bn US electric car factory

COVID-19 Update: Got The Johnson & Johnson Vaccine? CDC Adds A New Recommendation

The CDC advised recipients of Johnson & Johnson’s single-dose vaccine to get a booster with one of the mRNA vaccines.

Currently only one percent of the vaccines used in Africa are produced on the continent of 1.3 billion people

COVID-19 Vaccine: Regulators Approve Fourth Dose For This Age Group

A fourth COVID-19 vaccine dose has been approved by the Food and Drug Administration for those 50 or older.

Queen Elizabeth II was married to Prince Philip for 73 years until his death last year aged 99

Queen Leads Royals - Including Andrew - In Prince Philip Tribute

Queen leads royals - including Andrew - in Prince Philip tribute

Surveys show most people are convinced Emmanuel Macron will cruise through the first round toward a run-off victory on April 24

Macron's Lead Takes Fizz Out Of French Election

Macron's lead takes fizz out of French election

Wildlife needs more protected space to survive and thrive, experts say

Saving Nature: Conserving 30% Of The Land, Sea Just The Start

Saving nature: Conserving 30% of the land, sea just the start

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This Fungal Pathogen Could Help Eliminate Destructive 'Crazy Ant' Invasions

Tawny crazy ants can drive out other species when they move to a new area.

The International Space Station, a symbol of US-Russian cooperation, has been continuously inhabited for more than 21 years

'Once-In-A-Lifetime': Astronaut Spacewalk Captured In Stunning Photo From Germany

"I feel like I just made a once in a life time image," astrophotographer Sebastian Voltmer said.

US President Joe Biden's budget proposal comes as his approval ratings suffer amid high inflation and the uncertainty caused by the Covid-19 pandemic

US Would Up Aid To Ukraine, Tax Rich Under Biden's Proposed Budget

US would up aid to Ukraine, tax rich under Biden's proposed budget

Analysts say Russian lines of defence have been severed

Deaths Of Generals Expose Russia's Troubles In Ukraine

Deaths of generals expose Russia's troubles in Ukraine

Spain is struggling with a wave of social unrest over runaway inflation and rising prices

Spain Unveils Economic Plan To Ease Ukraine War Impact

Spain unveils economic plan to ease Ukraine war impact

Minister of Energy and Infrastructure of the United Arab Emirates Suhail bin Mohamed al-Mazrouei speaks during the Atlantic Council's Global Energy Forum in Dubai

UAE Reaffirms OPEC+ Commitment, Says West Must Be 'Reasonable'

UAE reaffirms OPEC+ commitment, says West must be 'reasonable'

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