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More continuous and serious heatwaves are the most lethal types of outrageous weather conditions aggravated by an Earth-wide temperature boost, with losses of life now and again in large numbers,

Environment

Australia has submitted a more aggressive 2030 emissions target to the United Nations.

Environment News

Australia's new middle left government submitted more aggressive emanations focuses to the United Nations Thursday, trying to end 10 years

Astronomy

Scientists Simulate Titan’s Landscape Formation, revealing an Alien World similar to Earth

Astronomy News

A new hypothesis suggests that the formation of landscapes on Saturn's moon Titan could be explained by a global sedimentary

Astronomy

New Study Suggests that Water Circulation was limited late in Mars’ History

Astronomy News

A team led by Lund University in Sweden used neutron and X-ray tomography to investigate a meteorite from Mars. The

Environment

According to a new study, North Carolina could lose up to 40% of its wetlands due to sea level rise by 2070.

Environment News

As indicated by a recently distributed study, ocean level ascent represents a grave danger to salt bogs and other waterfront

Other

‘Alternative facts’ are deceptive, and journalists can assist dispel them, according to a new report.

Other News

Columnists are not required to cover both sides of a debate when one side is promoting what experts generally regard as a scam.Illinois Institute of Technology. J. D. Trout argues

Astronomy