Some 83% of the forest area recovered after a year, but the others didn't.
Swiss flavour firm gets taste for post-Covid health food boom
The star is said to be moving at almost 2 million miles an hour.
'Terrible proof': California fire documentary explores human failings behind blazes
A giant panda successfully birthed two baby cubs. The cubs are the second and third pandas ever to be born in France.
EU sends help to Turkey as wildfire death toll hits eight
Greece fights fires during 'worst heatwave since 1987'
Death toll in central China floods rises to 302, dozens still missing
No 'eureka moment': the evolution of climate science
The land-dwelling Sierra Leone crab has not been sighted since 1955.
In a paper published by the UK Government’s Scientific Advisory Group for Emergencies, British academics said they believe the eradication of COVID-19 is “unlikely.”
Fires rage across southern Europe, forcing hundreds to evacuate
Turkey wildfires death toll rises to eight
National Minority Donor Awareness is observed throughout the month of August.
Sumatran tigers infected with coronavirus at Indonesian zoo
Benin's rare swamp forest 'at risk of disappearing'
US oil giants to keep a lid on spending even as profits surge
Wildfires highlight need for climate action, Biden says
The delta variant is equally contagious as chickenpox, according to a document released by the CDC.
The second dose of a COVID-19 vaccine induces a powerful boost to the part of the immune system that provides widespread antiviral protection, according to a study.
'Our homeland is burning': Volunteers join Siberia wildfire fight
'Dangerous' heatwave hits Athens again
Maltese state responsible for journalist's assassination
'We need more people': Exhausted firefighters battle Siberia blazes
The DSHS from Texas reported that a total of 43 people have died of the coronavirus this year despite being fully vaccinated.
The research studied 1,497 fully-vaccinated health care workers in Israel.
Pfizer's vaccine efficacy drops by 6% every two months, according to the study, which involved more than 44,000 people across the United States and other countries.
From grey to green: world cities uprooting the urban jungle
The state health department has logged 16 deaths associated with the outbreak.
UNESCO awards Gabon's Ivindo park World Heritage status