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The Israeli survey is focused on pupils between the ages three and 12 who are not yet eligible for the jab, nearly 1.5 million children

Coronavirus Update: More Than 20% Of New COVID Cases Are Children

The last week of August saw children account for 22.4% of all new COVID-19 cases, according to the American Academy of Pediatrics.

Merkel Tours German Flood Zone To Drum Up Party Support

Merkel made a well-received visit in the immediate aftermath of the deluge

Merkel tours German flood zone to drum up party support

Global Meeting Aims For Action To Protect Species In Peril

Graph showing the percentage of vertebrate groups driven to extinction since 1500.

Global meeting aims for action to protect species in peril

Green groups hope to get German carmakers to commit to more ambitious targets for reducing carbon emissions, including ending production of fossil-fuel cars by 2030

German Climate Groups Plan Legal Action Against Car Giants

German climate groups plan legal action against car giants

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Prime Minister and Liberal Party leader Justin Trudeau faced sharp criticism in the first debate with rival leading politicians ahead of the September 20, 2021 election

Trudeau's First Canada Election Debate A Slugfest

Trudeau's first Canada election debate a slugfest

Teens With Positive Online Interactions Were Less Lonely During Lockdown: Study

It's how one spends time online that matters when it comes to loneliness, not how much time.

Several people at Amer Fort were among nearly 80 killed by lightning strikes during India's monsoon season

Climate Crisis Triggers Spike In Lightning Strike Deaths In India

Climate crisis triggers spike in lightning strike deaths in India

This Dog Breed Has More Harmful Genetic Mutations Than Others

The dog breed experienced the "most intense" breeding.

Brazil's water levels will likely continue to deteriorate in September 2021, according to the national grid operator, ONS

Drought Squeezes Brazil's Electricity Supply

Drought squeezes Brazil's electricity supply

Pictures of the Adelpha corcyra and Adelpha alala butterflies pictures in Colombia's Antioquia department

Colombian Photographer Documents World's Largest Variety Of Butterflies

Colombian photographer documents world's largest variety of butterflies

Could New COVID Strain Cause A Third Surge? Here’s Fauci’s Response To ‘Mu’

Mu strain was added to the World Health Organization's watch list.

Emmanuel Macron called drug networks 'parasites' and said traffickers would now be 'harassed'

Macron Unveils 1.5 Bn Euro Plan For Struggling Marseille

Macron unveils 1.5 bn euro plan for struggling Marseille

Anti-vaccine rally protesters hold signs outside of Houston Methodist Hospital in June 2021 - employees had sought to overturn a vaccine mandate, but their case was dismissed in a federal court

Who Qualifies For A COVID Vaccine Exemption? You Could For Medical, Religious Reasons

Pfizer vaccine contraindications are extremely limited.

A motorist drives a car through a flooded expressway in Brooklyn, New York early on September 2, 2021, as flash flooding and record-breaking rainfall brought by the remnants of Storm Ida swept through the area

'Heartbroken' New Yorkers Count Cost Of Devastating Rainfall

'Heartbroken' New Yorkers count cost of devastating rainfall

Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi has told US envoy John Kerry that any cooperation on climate could be hurt by wider discord in relations between Washington and Beijing

China's Coal Binge Could 'Undo' Global Capacity To Meet Climate Targets: Kerry

China's coal binge could 'undo' global capacity to meet climate targets: Kerry

China Minister Says 'Ball In Washington's Court' For Climate Cooperation

China minister says 'ball in Washington's court' for climate cooperation

The effects of climate change are pushing Spain's wine growers to plant grapes at higher altitude

Uphill Battle: Spain's Wine Growers Adapt To Climate Change

Uphill battle: Spain's wine growers adapt to climate change

Ants Sharpen Their Teeth With Zinc For Stinging Bites: Study

The zinc atoms in ants' teeth are arranged for "maximum cutting efficiency," allowing them to use less energy.

European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde (left) and former Bank of England Governor Mark Carney (right) believe central banks have a role to play in addressing climate change

What Can Central Banks Do To Address Climate Risks?

What can central banks do to address climate risks?

Geomagnetic Storm Alert: People In Some Areas Could See Auroras This Week

The Earth's magnetic field may get affected by ejections from the sun.

Smoke and flames rise from a fire in the Amazon rainforest in August 2020

August Amazon Fires Remain Near Highs Under Bolsonaro

August Amazon fires remain near highs under Bolsonaro

Fauci: How US Can Avoid 100,000 Additional COVID Deaths

Dr. Anthony Fauci says the best way for the US to avoid an additional 100,000 COVID-19 deaths this winter is for the remaining 80 million unvaccinated Americans to get vaccinated.

enterovirus death children's hospital michigan

Children's Hospitals Experiencing 'Unprecedented' Amount Of COVID Cases

Children's Hospitals are beginning to fill to capacity with children being hospitalized for COVID-19 as the Delta variant continues to spread. The vaccine is not expected to be approved for children under 12 until at least early winter.