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The Baekdudaegan National Arboretum Seed Vault Centre preserves nearly 100,000 seeds from 4,751 different wild plant species to ensure they are not lost to "apocalyptic events"

Last Resort: The Seeds Kept Safe In A South Korean Mountain

Last resort: the seeds kept safe in a South Korean mountain

ISS' Robotic Arm Damaged After Getting Hit By Orbital Debris

Images show the hole caused by the "lucky strike."

Iceland's Glaciers Lose 750 Km2 In 20 Years

Between 2000-2019, the world's glaciers lost an average of 267 billion tonnes of ice each year

Iceland's glaciers lose 750 km2 in 20 years

Talks on how to tackle climate change have long been hampered by disagreement between rich countries and rising giants

US, EU Leaders Call For More Action At Climate Summit

US, EU leaders call for more action at climate summit

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Astronomical Events To Look Forward To In June

There will be another eclipse on June 10.

South Korea -- which recently announced plans to cut finance for international coal projects -- is seeking a bigger role in the global initiative to go green

World Leaders Call For Action, Inclusion At Seoul Climate Summit

World leaders called for more action and inclusion of all countries in the global drive towards a cleaner and greener planet at a climate summit hosted virtually by South Korea.

American marketing consultant Melissa Paul became Croatia's first official digital nomad earlier this year

'Beautiful Gift': How Croatia Is Luring Digital Nomads

'Beautiful gift': How Croatia is luring digital nomads

This general view shows the Wuhan Institute of Virology in Wuhan, in China's central Hubei province

Why Scientists Are Concerned About Leaks At Biolabs

Why scientists are concerned about leaks at biolabs

Kazakhstan's vast steppe is home to a majority of the world's Saiga

Kazakhstan Sees Rare Antelope Rebound After Mass Die Off

Kazakhstan sees rare antelope rebound after mass die off

Russian Sukhoi jet fighters fly over Moscow -- Russia and US have both decided to leave the post-Cold War Open Skies Treaty

Biden Follows Trump, Shuts Door On Airspace Treaty With Russia

Biden follows Trump, shuts door on airspace treaty with Russia

Total won huge backing for its climate plan but some say it falls short

Energy Giant Total Rebrands As Shareholders Back Climate Plan

Energy giant Total rebrands as shareholders back climate plan

The Animal With Strongest Bite Force Kills 200 Humans Each Year

Although its diet mainly consists of fish, Nile crocodiles will devour any living animal in its sight.

"We are seeing climate litigation expand into countries where climate activism is lower by the threat of climate change is more significant," said climate risk analyst Liz Hypes

Corporations Face Crescendo Of Climate Litigation

Corporations face crescendo of climate litigation

Just one percent of the South African population of 59 million has been vaccinated -- most of them health workers and people aged 60 or above

Pandemic Takes Centre Stage In Macron's SAfrica Trip

Pandemic takes centre stage in Macron's SAfrica trip

Bytedance founder Zhang Yiming is the latest Chinese tech entrepreneur to step aside well before their prime

China Tech CEOs Slip Off Backstage To Avoid Beijing's Glare

China tech CEOs slip off backstage to avoid Beijing's glare

A woman wearing a face mask and shield sits in a New York subway train during rush hour amid the coronavirus pandemic on July 16, 2020; as many people turn away from mass transit, bicycle use has exploded

World's Subways Teeming With Viruses, Bacteria: Study

Researchers spent years swabbing mass transit systems in 60 cities across the world.

Facebook is reversing its policy which had banned posts suggesting Covid-19 was man-made, amid renewed debate on the origins of the virus

Facebook Reverses Course, Won't Ban Lab Virus Theory

Facebook reverses course, won't ban lab virus theory

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SpaceX To Carry 128 Glow-In-The-Dark Baby Squid To Space

The animals will be involved in experiments on the International Space Station.

Scientists Partially Restore Vision Of Blind Man By Re-Engineering Eye Cells

The blind patient began seeing the white stripes of a crosswalk several months using a specialized pair of goggles after the procedure.

An emu makes its way through a wheat field on a farm near Chinchilla, about 250km (155 miles) west of Brisbane, October 28, 2011.

First 'Almost Complete' Egg Of Now-Extinct Dwarf Emu Discovered

The King Island emu egg was of the same size as that of a mainland emu.

The P4 laboratory (C) at the Wuhan Institute of Virology in Wuhan, China one of just among a handful of labs worldwide cleared to handle dangerous viruses that pose a high risk of person-to-person transmission

China Rails At Biden Intelligence Probe Into Virus Origins

China rails at Biden intelligence probe into virus origins

The children involved in the case are activists in the 'School Strike 4 Climate' movement inspired by Swedish environmental campaigner Greta Thunberg

Kids' Bid To Block Australian Coal Mine Scores 'Landmark' Victory

Kids' bid to block Australian coal mine scores 'landmark' victory

Cyclones are a regular menace in the northern Indian Ocean

Latest India Cyclone Kills Nine, Thousands Homeless

Latest India cyclone kills nine, thousands homeless

The AstraZeneca vaccine has been used widely around the world, but questions have continually arisen about potential side effects

What Causes COVID Vaccine Blood Clots? Scientists Claim To Have Solved The Puzzle

Some people have experienced blood clots after the inoculation, prompting pauses in the important vaccine rollout.

Investor fears about inflation have played off against optimism over the global recovery outlook in recent months

World Markets Trade In Narrow Band As Investors Monitor Inflation

World markets trade in narrow band as investors monitor inflation

Shareholders of ExxonMobil will decide whether to replace up to four board members with supporters of renewable energy investment

ExxonMobil, Chevron Investors Vote For More Action On Climate Change

ExxonMobil, Chevron investors vote for more action on climate change

President Joe Biden said US intelligence agencies are split over the two possible sources for the coronavirus -- animal contact or a laboratory accident

Biden Orders Intelligence Report On Covid Origins Within 90 Days

Biden ordered intelligence agencies to report to him in the next three months on whether the Covid-19 virus first emerged in China from an animal source or from a laboratory accident.

A dead humpback whale is evacuated after washing up on Carnon beach near La Grande-Motte, southern France

Humpback Whale Found Dead On Beach In France

Humpback whale found dead on beach in France

Activists say Shell's plans to plant trees to offset carbon emissions are unrealistic

Shell Ordered To Cut Emissions In Landmark Dutch Climate Case

Shell ordered to cut emissions in landmark Dutch climate case

Indian residents are being evacuated and others try to protect their homes as Cyclone Yaas heads towards the Bay of Bengal, a week after another huge storm claimed at least 155 lives on the west coast.

Five Dead As Another Cyclone Batters India

Five dead as another cyclone batters India

ExxonMobil Faces Major Investor Battle On Climate Stance

ExxonMobil faces major investor battle on climate stance

A health care worker prepares a dose of the Pfizer Covid-19 vaccine

Myocarditis Symptoms And Treatment: COVID Vaccine Side Effect CDC Is Investigating

Health authorities are looking into a possible link between COVID-19 vaccines and myocarditis in young people after receiving dozens of reports of mild heart problems after vaccinations.