Emergence of forests on Earth did not cut down CO2 levels in atmosphere, says study
A collaborative study found that the CO2 levels in Earth’s atmosphere were much lower than previously thought when forests emerged on our planet.
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US scientists report breakthrough in fusion ignition
In a bid to replicate the sun's power, US scientists experimented with extracting clean energy from the fusion process, which proved successful.
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Finland daycare centre builds mini forest and sees children immunity improving
Mini forests and greenery saw immune systems improving within a month in day care children.
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Climate change concerns delay decision on Winter Olympics venue
The IOC is reconsidering the bidding process for Winter Olympics due to concerns and plans on fixing certain cities that will hold the.
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Oceans are acidifying, getting choked with pollution: UN chief
Oceans around the globe are acidifying and getting choked with pollution, with 35% of the world’s fisheries being overexploited, UN chief Antonio Guterres said.
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Urban dwellings near green areas see better mental health among residents
Green breathing spaces in urban settings promote mental health and are essential for overall well-being proves research
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Indian heat waves are blowing early and lasting longer
India has been experiencing severe heat waves over the last few decades, and they are sweeping across earlier and staying longer, a trend.
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UN COP15 on Biological Diversity needs to up the ante to save wildlife
The United Nations Conference on Biological Diversity starting tomorrow, needs to come to some concrete agreements for preserving our biodiversity.
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Nutrients in soil have fallen ‘dramatically’ over seven decades: UN
More living organisms are present in a tablespoon of soil than people on earth, according to the UN.
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World’s most vulnerable people need $51.5 billion in aid next year
A staggering $51.5 billion is needed next year to protect 230 million of the world’s most vulnerable people, the UN stated.