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World’s Largest Coral Discovered in the Southwest Pacific, Visible from Space

In a groundbreaking discovery, scientists have located the world’s largest known coral in the remote southwest Pacific Ocean, near the Solomon Islands. This massive coral specimen, spanning over 100 feet and estimated to be more than 300 years old, was identified...

Tropical Storm Rafael Intensifies, Approaches Hurricane Strength Ahead of Cuba Landfall

Tropical Storm Rafael is gaining strength in the Caribbean Sea, with forecasters predicting it will reach hurricane status by the time it makes landfall in western Cuba on Wednesday. The storm, which formed Monday, is currently positioned approximately 105 miles...

Scientists Make Breakthrough in Effort to Resurrect Tasmanian Tiger from Extinction

A scientific breakthrough may lead to the revival of the thylacine, also known as the Tasmanian tiger, an apex predator that went extinct nearly a century ago. Researchers from the United States and Australia have successfully sequenced the animal’s DNA to 99.9%...
Brazilian Sharks Test Positive for Cocaine in Landmark Study

Brazilian Sharks Test Positive for Cocaine in Landmark Study

Rio de Janeiro, Brazil – In a groundbreaking study, scientists from the Oswaldo Cruz Foundation have discovered cocaine in the tissues of sharks living off the coast of Rio de Janeiro. This marks the first time that the drug has been detected in free-ranging sharks,...

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Extreme Heat Wave Shuts Acropolis, Scorches Europe

Extreme Heat Wave Shuts Acropolis, Scorches Europe

Southern Europe is sweltering under an extreme heat wave, leading to significant disruptions and unprecedented temperatures. The Acropolis in Greece, one of the country's most iconic landmarks, was shut down for five hours on Wednesday due to soaring temperatures....

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NEWS INT: 7.4-Magnitude Earthquake Strikes Northern Chile

NEWS INT: 7.4-Magnitude Earthquake Strikes Northern Chile

A powerful earthquake with a magnitude of 7.4 struck northern Chile on Thursday, according to the United States Geological Survey (USGS). The earthquake's epicenter was pinpointed 164 miles (265 kilometers) east of the coastal city of Antofagasta, occurring at a depth...

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Explosive Eruption at Mount Etna’s Voragine Crater

Explosive Eruption at Mount Etna’s Voragine Crater

Mount Etna, Europe's highest and most active volcano, has entered a new phase of intense activity, culminating in spectacular lava fountaining from the Voragine crater. The latest paroxysm began late on July 15, 2024, with lava fountains reaching approximately 1 km in...

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Persistent US Heat Wave Shatters Records and Causes Fatalities

Persistent US Heat Wave Shatters Records and Causes Fatalities

A relentless heat wave continues to grip the United States, shattering records and causing numerous fatalities across the West. Over 50 million people are currently under heat alerts as the National Weather Service warns of moderate to major heat risks in many areas....

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Do You Know The Name of Fish in Papiamento?: Candelchi

Do You Know The Name of Fish in Papiamento?: Candelchi

LET'S talk about fish names. Do you know your fish? A series of informative articles illustrating some fish and their names in Papiamento, which the Department of Agriculture, Livestock, and Fisheries, known as Santa Rosa, wants to share and also gather information...

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Cambodian climate activists jailed amid environmental battle

Cambodian climate activists jailed amid environmental battle

A group of young activists in Cambodia, passionate about protecting the country's fragile environment, faced serious legal repercussions for their peaceful campaigns. Mother Nature Cambodia, a group praised by climate activist Greta Thunberg, has recently faced the...

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Aruba’s Sea Turtles: A Vital Conservation Effort

Aruba’s Sea Turtles: A Vital Conservation Effort

Oranjestad, Aruba - Every year from March through September, Aruba’s pristine beaches become a critical haven for endangered sea turtles returning to nest. These ancient mariners, including leatherback, hawksbill, and green turtles, rely on Aruba’s sandy shores to lay...

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Google’s Greenhouse Gas Emissions Surge Due to AI Expansion

Google’s Greenhouse Gas Emissions Surge Due to AI Expansion

As Google rapidly integrates artificial intelligence (AI) into its core products, it faces a significant rise in greenhouse gas emissions. The tech giant's annual environment report reveals a 48% increase in emissions since 2019, primarily due to the energy-intensive...

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Zelensky: Ukraine War Will End ‘Faster’ Under Trump Presidency

Zelensky: Ukraine War Will End ‘Faster’ Under Trump Presidency

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky expressed confidence on Friday that the war with Russia could end more quickly under the incoming Trump administration, sparking widespread debate over what such a scenario might entail for Ukraine and the global geopolitical...