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'Experiment Of Nature': Pandemic Stress Affected Women's Ovulation

Some 63% of the participants during the pandemic had "silent ovulatory disturbances."

High Fructose Consumption Linked To Liver Disease

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Those who consume high fructose are most likely to develop non-alcoholic fatty liver disease.

Full Strawberry Supermoon: Don't Miss The 'Sweetest Moon Of The Year' This Week

Full Moon

It's also called the "Honey Moon."

There has been a huge surge in net zero emissions pledges in recent months

Flood Of Net Zero Vows Suffer 'Credibility Gap': Report

Flood of net zero vows suffer 'credibility gap': report

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A search boat looks for signs of British journalist Dom Phillips and Brazilian indigenous expert Bruno Pereira on the Itaguai river

Signs Of Something 'Buried' In Amazon Disappearance Of Journalist, Expert

Signs of something 'buried' in Amazon disappearance of journalist, expert

French bullfighter Sebastian Castella is seen here in 2016 at the Plaza de Toros -- a Mexican judge has ordered a suspension of bullfighting in the arena, the world's largest bullring

Indefinite Suspension Of Fights In Mexican Bullring

Indefinite suspension of fights in Mexican bullring

Sun-rich Namibia is seeking funds for plans to become a green-energy giant. Solar farms would harvest hydrogen from water via electrolysis -- the gas would then be liquefied and exported

Climate: Africa's Energy Future On A Knife's Edge

Climate: Africa's energy future on a knife's edge

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Black Kids More Likely To Drown, 6 Times Higher The Rate Than Others

A Texas swimming instructor is helping Black kids learn how to swim to help prevent them from drowning.

US President Joe Biden speaks during Summit of the Americas in Los Angeles

Biden Leads Americas Pledge On Migration After Contested Summit

Biden leads Americas pledge on migration after contested summit

Virus risk: Pork is an eight-billion-euro industry in Italy

Italy To Kill 1,000 Pigs In Swine Fever Outbreak

Italy to kill 1,000 pigs in swine fever outbreak

One quarter of the 2,900 species on the Galapagos Islands - including the giant tortoise - are endemic to the archipelago

Lost Species Found: 'Fantastic' Tortoise Thought Extinct Confirmed Alive [Photo]

Before Fernanda, the first and only specimen of the species was found in 1906.

Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro arrives to attend a plenary session of the Summit of the Americas in Los Angeles

Brazil Leader Complains To Biden About Pressure Over Amazon

Brazil leader complains to Biden about pressure over Amazon

Aid agencies have warned of an approaching famine as cases of severe malnutrition among children shoot up in the troubled Horn of Africa nation

Somalia President Urges Global Community To Help Avert Famine

Somalia president urges global community to help avert famine

US President Joe Biden speaks during opening ceremony of the the Ninth Summit of the Americas in Los Angeles

Biden Faces Discord At Americas Summit

Biden faces discord at Americas summit

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Mysterious Disease Is Killing Hundreds In Australia

Some people only discover they have the condition after experiencing cardiac arrest.

Snow/Winter

Microplastics Reach Antarctica: Researchers Find 'First Evidence' In Fresh Snow

They found microplastics in the samples collected from all 19 sites on the remote Ross Island.

An artist's depiction of the massive White Rock spinosaurid, which was discovered on the UK's Isle of Wight

Europe's 'Largest Predatory Dinosaur' Found By UK Fossil Hunter

Europe's 'largest predatory dinosaur' found by UK fossil hunter

Greek critics say the camp -- on the edge of a dense pine forest in the middle of nowhere -- is a potential hazard of major proportions

Forest Fire Fears Over New Greek Migrant Camp

Forest fire fears over new Greek migrant camp

Banadir Maternity & Children Hospital has become ground zero for the starvation crisis sweeping across Somalia

Dying Children Reflect Brutal Toll Of Somalia Drought

Dying children reflect brutal toll of Somalia drought

State intervention will need to ensure emissions peak as early as 2025, said the ICCT report

Slash Airline Emissions To Meet Paris Targets: Report

Slash airline emissions to meet Paris targets: report

Ticks

Powassan Virus: Connecticut Woman Dies After Tick Bite; Residents Urged To 'Take Actions'

This marks the second case of Powassan virus in the state this year.

Two men in Karachi drink glasses of Rooh Afza, a popular drink in Pakistan's summer season

Pink 'Soul Refresher' Unites Wilting Indians And Pakistanis

Pink 'soul refresher' unites wilting Indians and Pakistanis

(FILES) In this file photo taken on August 30, 2007 this NASA artist's rendition shows the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST)

NASA Confirms James Webb Telescope Hit By Micrometeoroid: 'Unavoidable Chance Event'

Webb is still performing "well above expectations."

Toya Elcio Manchineri holds a Brazilian flag during a protest against Brazil's President Jair Bolsonaro, calling on global leaders to protect the rainforest, in Los Angeles amid the Summit of the Americas

Biden To Raise Free Elections With Brazil's Pro-Trump Leader

Biden to raise free elections with Brazil's pro-Trump leader

Indigenous leaders from across the Amazon are in Los Angeles to urge heads of state to act to save their lands

Amazon's Indigenous Leaders Make Plea At Americas Summit

Amazon's indigenous leaders make plea at Americas summit

Short back and sides: Learning to shear sheep at the shepherds' school

Hi-tech Herd: Spain School Turns Out 21st-century Shepherds

Hi-tech herd: Spain school turns out 21st-century shepherds

Mother/Mom/Baby/Infant

Study Sheds Light On How Moms Soothe Their Distressed Babies

The study shows "how mothers actively transmit regulatory support to their distressed infants," the researchers noted.

Reef Fish

Pretty Fishes Are Attractive, But 'Ugly' Ones Need More Help: Study

So-called "ugly" fishes are more ecologically distinct, but they are at risk of exploitation.

U.S. Secretary of the Treasury Janet Yellen testifies during a hearing before Senate Finance Committee

Yellen Says New Biden Investments Can Counter Inflation

Yellen says new Biden investments can counter inflation

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About 31% Of Adolescents Feel 'Unsafe' In Schools: International Study

Researchers conducted the study in 13 countries, and saw "large variations."

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2 Trees, Not 1: Study Confirms What Indigenous People Knew All Along

Indigenous people have long recognized two separate species of the tree.

Jungle Rainforest

Why Researchers Won't Reveal Location Of 'Painted' Gecko Species They Discovered

They named it the Painted Leopard Gecko because of its unique coloration.

Mexico's President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador says he doesn't want war with the cartels

Mexico Leader To Skip Biden's Americas Summit

Mexico leader to skip Biden's Americas Summit

Boosting renewable capacity and combating climate change are a priority for President Joe Biden whose green ambitions have met with mixed success

US Suspends Solar Tariffs, Boosts Production In Clean Energy Push

US suspends solar tariffs, boosts production in clean energy push

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