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A file picture shows people sitting along the bank of the Zayandeh Rood river on May 15, 2022 in Iran's central city of Isfahan -- the river has been drying out, but families seek out riversides and other cooler areas to relax during the summer

At Least 22 Killed In South Iran Floods: State Media

At least 22 killed in south Iran floods: state media

Neglected Forests At The Mercy Of Wildfires In Spain, Portugal

Close to 200,000 hectares (495,000 acres) of forest in Spain have been lost to fire so far this year, more than in any other European nation

Neglected forests at the mercy of wildfires in Spain, Portugal

Most Ecological Research Is 'Wasted,' New Study Finds

Andrew Otazo, who calls himself an amateur mangrove cleaner, looks for trash to remove from the mangroves at Crandon Park in Miami, Florida, U.S. July 13, 2022.

The study demonstrates how inefficiencies in the research process lead to huge waste.

Collagen Produced By Tumor Cells Could Be Used In Cancer Therapy, Researchers Say

Researchers believe targeting this collagen could help them develop more specific treatments against the disease.

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Over four million people in northern Kenya are facing severe hunger as the worst drought in 40 years devastates the Horn of Africa

Millions Hungry But Drought Overlooked As Kenya Prepares To Vote

Millions hungry but drought overlooked as Kenya prepares to vote

The migratory monarch butterfly is now classified as an endangered species on the Red List

Wild Tiger Numbers Higher Than Previously Thought

Wild tiger numbers higher than previously thought

Over the past three decades the world has made great strides in the battle against polio, with only 33 cases reported worldwide in 2018

Gone For A Decade, Polio Reappears In US After Case Detected In New York City

The first case of polio in nearly a decade was detected in the United States after a patient tested positive for the virus in New York City

US President Joe Biden disembarks Marine One prior to boarding Air Force One at Joint Base Andrews in Maryland on July 20, 2022

Biden Says 'Doing Great' After Positive Covid Test

Biden says 'doing great' after positive Covid test

The EU's satellite monitoring service said that Europe could end 2022 with more land burned by area than 2017, currently the worst recorded year for wildfires with nearly 1,000,000 hectares (10,000 km2) lost

Europe Fires Already Worse Than In All 2021: Monitor

Europe fires already worse than in all 2021: monitor

US President Joe Biden delivers remarks at the former location of the Brayton Point Power Station in Somerset, Massachussets, on July 20, 2022, warning that climate change represents a "clear and present danger" to the nation

Biden Seeks To Mobilize On Crime And Climate Ahead Of Midterms

Biden seeks to mobilize on crime and climate ahead of midterms

Climate change with both draughts and floods have made things even more difficult

Trapped Underground Heat Could Help Mitigate Climate Change; Researchers Reveal How

Tapping into this heat reservoir could help provide suitable low-energy means to warm homes in some communities

What Makes Dogs Such Good Sniffers? This Nose-Brain Connection May Be The Reason

The highlight of the results was the first documented connection between the olfactory bulb to the occipital lobe (associated with vision) in any species.

Fitness Trackers Actually Boost Your Physical Activity; Here's How

There is "sufficient evidence to recommend the use of activity trackers," researchers say.

Malawi's Struggle With Deadly Witchcraft Violence

Malawi's struggle with deadly witchcraft violence

Some middle-income nations lack the infrastructure and legislative freedom to keep pace with the changing climate

Most Countries 'Woefully Unprepared' For Changing Climate: Analysis

Most countries 'woefully unprepared' for changing climate: analysis

A wrongful death lawsuit in California says TikTok's algorithm promotes dangerous 'challenges' to young users

Is Tiktok's Viral Pink Sauce FDA approved? Creator Blasted For Selling Mystery Condiment

The $20 condiment's popularity is growing manifold, and so are the concerns surrounding its suitability for consumption.

Skeletal poles of teepees outside the University nuhelt'ine tahiyots'i nistameyimakanak Blue Quills in St. Paul, Alberta

Canada Indigenous University Helps Students Reconnect To Their Language

Canada Indigenous university helps students reconnect to their language

All clothes sold in France will require a label giving their precise climate impact

France Plans Fashion Revolution With Climate-impact Labels

France plans fashion revolution with climate-impact labels

This Mattress Will Help You Sleep Faster And Better

A study showed the mattress helped participants sleep 58% faster.

Raw Diet For Dogs? It May Make Pets More Likely To Carry Antibiotic-Resistant Bacteria

Researchers found evidence of resistant bacteria in dogs on a raw diet "regardless of their age."

Poet Eric Yip says his writing is a 'private rebellion' against the 'regimented approach' of the strict curriculum he followed through much of his schooling

'Private Rebellion': Hong Kong's Anglophone Poets Gain Recognition Abroad

'Private rebellion': Hong Kong's anglophone poets gain recognition abroad

US President Joe Biden delivered remarks on the climate crisis in Massachusetts

Biden Seeks To Revive Climate Agenda As Heat Waves Slam US, Europe

Biden seeks to revive climate agenda as heat waves slam US, Europe

Dozens of wildfires broke out across England on Tuesday due to a fierce heatwave that pushed temperatures to record levels

Climate Activists Block UK's Busiest Motorway After Deadly Heatwave

Climate activists block UK's busiest motorway after deadly heatwave

Nancy Grace Roman Telescope: Here's Everything You Need To Know About NASA's Latest Mission

The Nancy Grace Roman telescope got its name from NASA's first chief of astronomy and the agency's first female executive.

A De Havilland Canada Dash 8-400 MR aircraft drops water over a wildfire raging in the Monts d'Arree, near Brennilis, Brittany.

Europe Counts Cost Of Heatwave As French Fires Come Under Control

Europe counts cost of heatwave as French fires come under control

This NIH-Funded Game Will Help You Earn Money If You Quit Smoking

The participants can place of bet of $30 on themselves and win the money back, along with a profit if they could manage to refrain from smoking for at least four weeks.