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Ragpickers carrying sacks walk near New Delhi's Bhalaswa landfill, which has been on fire for three days

South Asia Wilts In Heat As Delhi Rubbish Dump Burns

South Asia wilts in heat as Delhi rubbish dump burns

Rising Prices Stoke Risk Of Unrest In Africa, Says IMF

Rising prices stoke risk of unrest in Africa, says IMF

China Cuts Coal Import Taxes To Zero To Ensure Energy Supply

A worker sorts coal near a mine at Datong in China's northern Shanxi province

China cuts coal import taxes to zero to ensure energy supply

The root of the thickest ichthyosaur tooth found so far with a diameter of 60 millimeters

Giant Tooth Of Ancient Marine Reptile Discovered In Alps

Giant tooth of ancient marine reptile discovered in Alps

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The eBay app is seen on a smartphone in this illustration taken, July 13, 2021.

Rare, Endangered Insects Being Illegally Sold On Amazon And Other Platforms, New Survey Shows

The creatures protected by law were openly available online.

DR Congo medical workers disinfect the coffin an Ebola victim in 2018 -- the government announced the disease has returned

2 Deaths Now Confirmed In New Ebola Outbreak: WHO

The second case patient is the sister-in-law of the first case patient.

Director Brett Morgen spent two years trawling through archival David Bowie footage for 'Moonage Daydream'

Trippy Bowie Film 'Moonage Daydream' Wows CinemaCon

Trippy Bowie film 'Moonage Daydream' wows CinemaCon

Families Of COVID-19 ICU Patients At High Risk Of PTSD, Study Shows

The psychological symptoms of having a family member admitted to the intensive care unit due to COVID-19 can be massive.

Child Burns Tongue After Eating ‘Very Dangerous’ Sour Lollipops

Most sour lollipops are more acidic than vinegar, lab tests conducted by the Australian consumer advocacy group CHOICE revealed.

Tiny Bat Flies From Russia To French Alps, Sets New Migration Record

The Nathusius' pipistrelle bat flew 1,544 miles in 63 days.

A meagre pond is all that remains of the once flourishing wetlands known as Sawa Lake in southern Iraq's al-Muthanna province

Overuse And Climate Change Kill Off Iraq's Sawa Lake

Overuse and climate change kill off Iraq's Sawa Lake

Health workers tend to a Covid-19 patient in the ICU at a hospital in Florencio Varela, Argentina in April 2021

Stress-Related Disorders Prevalent In Relatives Of COVID-19 ICU Patients: A 'Secondary Public Health Crisis'

There were visiting restrictions in the ICU during the peak of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Surviving Sexual Cannibalism: Male Spiders Catapult Off Females To Avoid Being Eaten [Watch]

The males catapult themselves off the females at "impressive" speeds.

Globally, there are more than 2,400 coal-fired power plants operating in 79 countries, with a total capacity of 2,100 gigawatts

Coal Still Top Threat To Global Climate Goals: Report

Coal still top threat to global climate goals: report

Malaria kills more than 400,000 people a year, the vast majority under the age of five

World Malaria Day 2022: Facts, Quotes About The Fight Against The Disease

This year's theme is "Harness innovation to reduce the malaria disease burden and save lives."

The Cook Islands has one of the highest vaccination rates globally

'Tragic': Cook Islands Logs Its First COVID-19 Death, Prime Minster Confirms

"It is tragic, but not unexpected," Prime Minister Mark Brown said.

Etsy CEO Josh Silverman has provoked the ire of many of the platform's sellers with a hike in fees

'Bleed Us Dry': Why Tech Platforms Are Facing Rebellions

'Bleed us dry': Why tech platforms are facing rebellions

Coronavirus disease (COVID-19) treatment pill Paxlovid is seen in a box, at Misericordia hospital in Grosseto, Italy, February 8, 2022.

COVID-19: When Will Pfizer’s Antiviral Pill Be Ready For Use? Here's What To Know

When will Pfizer's COVID-19 pill become widely available?

Protesters in front of the the Garzweiler lignite open cast mine on Saturday

Thousands Protest In German Town Threatened By Mine Expansion

Thousands protest in German town threatened by mine expansion

Twitter wants to stop climate change deniers from making money at the global platform.

Twitter Bans Ads That Defy Climate Change Science

Twitter bans ads that defy climate change science

President Joe Biden marks Earth Day by signing protections for US forests at Seward Park in Seattle

Biden Protects US Forests But Struggles On Biggest Climate Goals

Biden protects US forests but struggles on biggest climate goals

People wear face masks during the outbreak of coronavirus disease (COVID-19) in Singapore, April 3, 2020.

'Longest Reported Infection': How Long Did This Man Have COVID-19?

A man in the United Kingdom has the longest reported COVID infection, according to health experts

US President Joe Biden is in Seattle to announce an order protecting US old-growth forests

Biden To Order Protection Of Ancient US Forests

Biden to order protection of ancient US forests

China has vowed to become carbon-neutral by 2060, but its emissions pledges do not cover fossil-fuel investments abroad

China Axes 15 Coal Plants Abroad After Xi Pledge, But Loopholes Remain: Study

China axes 15 coal plants abroad after Xi pledge, but loopholes remain: study

Iguanas Getting 'Sugar High' From Tourists Feeding Them: Study

The effect was seen both in the lab and in the wild.

Conservation Group Files Lawsuit To Protect Rare Parasitic Bumblebee; Here's Why

Suckley's cuckoo bumblebee is said to be a "unique" pollinator.

CDC Warns Of Severe Liver Damage Among Kids: What To Know

The Centers for Disease Control has alarmed health officials to be on the lookout for potential cases of children with hepatitis.

A a vial of Pfizer-BioNTech Covid-19 vaccine is seen at a pop up vaccine clinic in the Arleta neighborhood of Los Angeles

Study: How Many COVID-19 Related Deaths Could Have Been Prevented By Vaccines?

A study analyzed how many COVID-19 related deaths could have been prevented by vaccination

A general view of the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) headquarters in Atlanta, Georgia September 30, 2014.

Pushing Fourth COVID Vaccine Shot May Not Be Best Strategy Against Virus, Says CDC Panel

A CDC panel warned that a fourth dose of a COVID-19 vaccine may not be the best or most effective strategy to combat the virus going forward.

Adjusting the heating is just one of several 'small actions' recommended for Europeans to take to cut costs and reduce reliance on Russian energy

'Small Actions' Can Help Reduce Reliance On Russian Energy: IEA

'Small actions' can help reduce reliance on Russian energy: IEA

At one time, more than 400 chimps were held in cages at the Marshall City research complex

After Life Of Trauma, Liberian Lab Chimps Settle Into Retirement

After life of trauma, Liberian lab chimps settle into retirement

Cannabis-Induced Poisoning In Pets Sees Uptick: Study

The cannabis legalizations across North America have coincided with an increase in cannabis-induced toxicosis in pets, noted the authors of a new study published in PLOS ONE on Wednesday.

This NASA photo shows the Perseverance Mars rover in a selfie with the Ingenuity helicopter, seen here about 13 feet (3.9 meters) from the rover

Perseverance Rover Captures Stunning Footage Of Martian Solar Eclipse [Watch]

It is said to be the "most zoomed-in, highest frame rate" footage of a Phobos solar eclipse.

Conservation Group To Give Away Thousands Of Endangered Species Condoms On Earth Day

A total of 15,000 conservation-themed condoms will be given away.

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