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Butterflies with smaller or lighter-colored wings are likely to be “losers” during climate change, with the 6,000 species of Lycaenidae family in the tropics being the most vulnerable, according to a study.
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Smaller butterflies may fall easy prey to climate change’s heat patterns

HQ Team July 15, 2023: Butterflies with smaller or lighter-colored wings are likely to be “losers” during climate change, with the 6,000 species.

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People facing hunger globally, rose by an additional 122 million last year, because of the 2019 Covid-19 pandemic, weather shocks, and conflicts, according to a UN report.
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Hunger on the rise globally, may miss SDG target for 2030: UN warns

HQ Team July 13, 2023: People facing hunger globally, rose by an additional 122 million last year, because of the 2019 Covid-19 pandemic,.

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Planet Earth had its hottest ever week early this month, with an unprecedented rise in sea temperatures and record Antarctic sea ice loss, according to the World Meteorological Organization.
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July first week was hottest in history, sea temperatures soar to record highs

HQ Team July 11, 2023: Planet Earth had its hottest ever week early this month, with an unprecedented rise in sea temperatures and.

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Global temperatures, disruptive weather, and climate patterns are set to soar during the July-September period as El Niño conditions have developed in the tropical Pacific for the first time in seven years, according to the WMO.
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El Nino to ignite global temperatures during rest of 2023; first in 7 years

HQ Team July 4, 2023: Global temperatures, disruptive weather, and climate patterns are set to soar during the July-September period as El Niño.

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Biological or chemical threats may be lurking in the universe’s chemical world, or cures for disease and tackling climate change are likely to be hidden among the vast sea of unknown compounds.
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Scientists hunt ways to unearth hidden structures in 99% of world’s chemical compounds 

HQ Team July 2, 2023: Biological or chemical threats may be lurking in the universe’s chemical world, or cures for disease and tackling.

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American beekeepers lost nearly half of their managed colonies even as honeybee hives buzzed through their second-highest death rate on record to remain “relatively stable,” according to Bee Informed Partnership.
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US beekeepers lose half of managed colonies, hives death rate rise

HQ Team June 28: 2023: American beekeepers lost nearly half of their managed colonies even as honeybee hives buzzed through their second-highest death.

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Peru has declared a state of medical emergency due to a dengue outbreak, according to an emailed statement from the WHO.
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Peru declares medical emergency as dengue cases rise

HQ Team  June 22, 2023: Peru has declared a state of medical emergency due to a dengue outbreak, according to an emailed statement.

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Temperatures will surge in coming 5 years to record levels, says WMO

“Global mean temperatures are predicted to continue increasing, moving us away further and further away from the climate we are used to."

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Newer regions of world at risk from severe heat waves, says research
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Newer regions of world at risk from severe heat waves, says research

  Credit: NASA’s Scientific Visualization Studio HQ Team May 1, 2023: Heat waves and record temperatures in regions with cooler climates are raising.

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About 800,000 people die yearly from diseases directly linked to unsafe water, inadequate sanitation, poor hygiene practices, and water-related hazards have increased at an alarming rate, the WHO stated.
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Water-related diseases claim 800,000 people’s lives every year

About 800,000 people die yearly from diseases directly linked to unsafe water, inadequate sanitation, poor hygiene practices, and water-related hazards have increased at.

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