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Tucked away in rural New Zealand, a multi-million dollar research facility is working to slash the greenhouse gases released into the atmosphere by farm animals -- saving the world one belch at a time

Kiwi Boffins Aim To Clear The Air On Livestock Emissions

Kiwi boffins aim to clear the air on livestock emissions

Orkney's Seaweed-eating Sheep Offer Hopes Of Greener Farming

The livestock industry sees using seaweed as an animal feed supplement as a means of helping it to cut its substantial carbon footprint

Orkney's seaweed-eating sheep offer hopes of greener farming

Even Walking Can Be Affected By Sleep Deprivation: Study

The study shows that gait isn't simply an automatic process.

Lamprey prepared for roasting at Latvia's Salacgriva festival

Lampreys: Eel-like Parasites Beloved By Latvians

Lampreys: eel-like parasites beloved by Latvians

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Parents in the suburbs of the US capital say prolonged school closures are taking a toll on school children's mental health

How COVID-19 Stress Is Still Making Small Decisions Difficult For Americans

The COVID-19 pandemic has been putting enough of a strain on Americans that it is affecting how they make basic decisions, even as many Americans hold onto the belief that there will be a return to normalcy once the pandemic ends.

The UN's Environment Programme says national plans to cut carbon pollution amount to 'weak promises, not yet delivered'

Latest Climate Plans Worlds Away From 1.5C Target: UN

Latest climate plans worlds away from 1.5C target: UN

The bison had all but been driven out of Europe by hunting and the destruction of its habitats

Rescued From Extinction, Bison Rediscover Romania Mountains

Rescued from extinction, bison rediscover Romania mountains

The mothers' grief is long and open-ended: the hard decision to bargain away a child, the months or years waiting for her departure, then the pain of separation

Hunger Forces Afghans To Sell Young Daughters Into Marriage

Hunger forces Afghans to sell young daughters into marriage

India and other Asian countries have suffered deadly heatwaves in recent years

Asia Suffered Hottest Year On Record In 2020: UN

Asia suffered hottest year on record in 2020: UN

Widely seen as a climate laggard, Australia is one of the world's largest coal and gas exporters

Climate Holdout Australia Sets 2050 Net Zero Emissions Target

Climate holdout Australia sets 2050 net zero emissions target

Lonely People Seek Primary Care Services More Often: Study

Loneliness is a "growing public health concern," researchers have said.

Ashaafean is the first Libyan site to be categorised as a UNESCO biosphere reserve

Climate Change, Human Activity Threaten Libya Nature Reserve

Climate change, human activity threaten Libya nature reserve

Are Women More Emotional Than Men? Not Really, Study Finds

Men and women's daily emotions fluctuate "to similar extents," the researchers have found.

At the San Pablo refuge, residents draw water from wells for drinking and watering small vegetable patches in a place where day temperatures reach 35 degrees Celsius (95 Fahrenheit)

'Never Thought We Would Live Like This' -- Despair For Peru Climate Casualties

'Never thought we would live like this' -- despair for Peru climate casualties

Lazaro Yat's cardamom crops were destroyed by flooding, and he now survives by growing corn on hills that remained above the water

No One Left: Climate Change Fuels Guatemalan Migration

No one left: climate change fuels Guatemalan migration

Jennifer Cashman holds photos of before and after the fire that destroyed her former home Paradise, California, on the front porch of her new rental home in Stowe, Vermont

Wildfires Force Climate Migrants To Flee In World's Richest Country

Wildfires force climate migrants to flee in world's richest country

The UN warned that continued rising greenhouse gas emissions will result in more extreme weather and wide-ranging impacts on the environment, economy and humanity

Greenhouse Gas Levels Reach Record High Amid COP26 Worries

Greenhouse gas levels reach record high amid COP26 worries

What Is HCG? Weight Loss Drug Used By Victoria Secret Model Has Plenty Of Dangers

Former Victoria’s Secret Angel Erin Heatherton said the brand required her to lose weight or risk losing her job.

Federal Reserve boss Jerome Powell said he thought it was time to taper the bank's vast bond-buying programme

US Stocks Hit Record High As Tesla Tops $1 Trillion

US stocks hit record high as Tesla tops $1 trillion

Memory Loss Can Persist Up To 7 Months After Recovering From COVID-19, Says Study

A new study in New York has found that memory loss and other forms of cognitive impairment can continue for months after recovering, including after mild cases experienced by younger patients.

AstraZeneca produces its vaccine in Thailand for use domestically and in neighbouring countries

COVID-19 Is Bigger Cause Of Neurological Problems Than Vaccinations, Says UK Study

A new study reveals that COVID-19 vaccines do not carry a major risk of developing neurological problems, and exposure to the virus itself carries a greater risk of contracting serious side effects.

US President Joe Biden heads to New Jersey at the start of a crucial week for his spending plans and the Democratic party

Biden Pushes Democrats To Approve Spending Packages This Week

Biden pushes Democrats to approve spending packages this week

Brazilian Vice President Hamilton Mourao said the country would fight to protect its national interest at the COP26 conference

Brazil Plans Combative Strategy For Climate Talks

Brazil plans combative strategy for climate talks

Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman (R) welcomes US climate envoy John Kerry (L) during the Middle East Green Initiative Summit in the Saudi capital Riyadh

Saudi Pledges More Than $1 Bn In Climate Initiatives

Saudi pledges more than $1 bn in climate initiatives

The EU drug regulator has listed the neurological disorder Guillain-Barre syndrome as a 'very rare' possible side effect of the AstraZeneca Covid-19 vaccine

COVID-19 News: Moderna Says Vaccine Is Safe For Children Ages 6 To 11

It produced a “robust immune response” in children ages 6 to 11.

With the COP26 summit starting next week, the UN's climate team said the latest plans confirmed "worrying trends" of countries delaying sorely needed emissions cuts

Latest Climate Plans Don't Dent Emissions: UN Assessment

The latest round of national emissions-cutting plans submitted under the Paris Agreement will make no material dent in short-term carbon pollution levels and still put Earth on course to warm 2.7C.