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Albanian farmer Alban Cakalli collects up to 40 kilograms of coffee grounds per day to fertilise his fields

Albanian Farmer Feeds Coffee To Fields Amid Fertiliser Crunch

Albanian farmer feeds coffee to fields amid fertiliser crunch

US To Boost Taiwan Trade, Conduct Air, Sea Transits

The United States says it will reassert its rights in international air and sea space and intends to "fly, sail and operate" in the region between Taiwan and China, where these cargo ships are sailing the Taiwan Strait

A new trade plan will be unveiled within days, while US forces will transit the Taiwan Strait in the next few weeks, said Kurt Campbell, White House coordinator for Asia-Pacific issues and an adviser to President Joe Biden.

US To Boost Taiwan Trade, Conduct Transits In Straits

US to boost Taiwan trade, conduct transits in straits

The plan put forth by US Democrats would help protect the nation's forests from the ravages of persistent wildfires

What's In Biden's Big Climate And Health Bill?

What's in Biden's big climate and health bill?

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When, Where To Watch Perseid Meteor Shower 2022 In New York

Those hoping to see the Perseids are advised to watch the meteor shower from a rural area that is as dark as possible

Perseid Meteor Shower 2022 In Los Angeles: When And Where To Watch

Skygazers would normally see 50 or 60 meteors per hour during the Perseid shower, but this month's supermoon could reduce that number to between 10 and 20.

The European Commission said four firefighting planes would be sent to France from Greece and Sweden

France Gets Help From EU Neighbours As Wildfires Rage

France gets help from EU neighbours as wildfires rage

Previous studies have concluded the Arctic was warming between two and three times faster than the global average

Arctic Warming Four Times Faster Than Rest Of Earth: Study

Arctic warming four times faster than rest of Earth: study

South Korea's capital has moved to ban the cramped basement flats made famous by Oscar-winning movie "Parasite"

Seoul Seeks To Ban Basement Flats After Flooding Deaths

Seoul seeks to ban basement flats after flooding deaths

TikTokers Warn Certain Tampon Ingredient Could Be Affecting Reproductive Health; Experts Weigh In

Young women, influencers and self-proclaimed experts have been sharing videos with unsubstantiated claims about the health risks of titanium dioxide.

Industrial heavyweights stationed along the Rhine rely on the waterway to ferry goods to and from their sites

Low Rhine Deepens Germany's Energy Crisis

Low Rhine deepens Germany's energy crisis

Aircraft are assisting the fire-fighting battle on the ground

New Wildfire Outbreaks Feared As Blazes Rage In France

New wildfire outbreaks feared as blazes rage in France

Cheaper, Changing And Crucial: The Rise Of Solar Power

Cheaper, changing and crucial: the rise of solar power

Mission 'Asian Unicorn': Conservation Groups Teaming Up To Find This Elusive Species

The saola was only discovered in 1992, but they are already threatened.

A supermoon -- when the moon reaches its closest position to the Earth -- rises over Santiago, on April 7, 2020

Don't Miss The Last Supermoon Of 2022, Perseid Meteor Shower's Peak

The Perseids' peak may still be worth watching even though it will coincide with the last supermoon of the year.

The A-68 iceberg was one of the largest ever observed

World's Biggest Ice Sheet Could Cause Massive Sea Rise Without Action: Study

World's biggest ice sheet could cause massive sea rise without action: study

Biden, 79, had tested positive for Covid and returned to isolation on July 30, in a result doctors attributed to 'rebound' positivity from his earlier bout of the illness

Have Americans Moved On From COVID-19? Optimism About The Pandemic Ending Drops

Americans are less confident that the COVID-19 pandemic will ever end.

The first 12 Ukrainian grain ships to sail through the Bosphorus Strain were carrying corn instead of wheat

First Ukrainian Wheat Shipments Expected Next Week: UN

First Ukrainian wheat shipments expected next week: UN

Thousands of hectares of pine forest have been destroyed in the Landiras blaze since Tuesday

Arson Suspected As Huge French Wildfire Reignites

Arson suspected as huge French wildfire reignites

With energy costs dropping in recent weeks, the CPI dipped to an annual rate of 8.5 percent in July

US Inflation Eases Slightly To 8.5% In July As Fuel Prices Dip

US inflation eased slightly in July, taking pressure off the Federal Reserve to hike interest rates sharply while bringing a much-needed boost to President Biden just months before the midterm elections.