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The planet is experiencing a rise in temperature and discussions at the UN about climate change are centered on its impact on human well-being.

On Sunday, discussions at the U.N. climate talks in Dubai, United Arab Emirates centered around the impact of rising global temperatures on human health. In Dubai, the COP28 conference continued after two days of inspiring speeches and appeals for harmony among high-ranking officials, shifting the focus to health concerns such as the estimated 7 million

The golden mole, believed to be extinct for 80 years, has been rediscovered in South Africa. It was previously thought to no longer exist.

Scientists in South Africa have announced the rediscovery of a mole species with a shimmering golden fur and a unique ability to navigate through sand dunes. The species had not been observed for over 80 years and was previously believed to be extinct. Researchers from the Endangered Wildlife Trust and the University of Pretoria recently

The hurricane season, which experienced storms from California to Nova Scotia, concludes on Thursday.

The active hurricane season, which led to the National Hurricane Center in Miami issuing a tropical storm warning for California’s coast and hurricane warnings for Nova Scotia, will end on Thursday evening. In the Atlantic basin, there were a total of 20 named storms, which is the fourth-highest amount since 1950. Among these storms were

According to a study, penguin parents take short naps in order to protect their newborns.

New parents face the challenge of balancing sleep and monitoring their newborns. A study found that penguins take numerous mini-naps throughout the day to accomplish this. Chinstrap penguins living in Antarctica must constantly protect their eggs and offspring in loud and crowded colonies. To remain alert, they take short, frequent naps throughout the day, lasting

Vice President Harris is scheduled to participate in the COP28 climate conference, which will take place in Dubai.

The White House announced on Wednesday that Vice President Kamala Harris will be part of the U.S. delegation to attend the yearly United Nations summit on global warming in Dubai. It seems that the upcoming COP28 trip was organized quickly, as her team had previously stated she had no intention of attending. The reason for

“The United States is taking action to safeguard wolverines from the impacts of climate change, which is causing the melting of their high-altitude habitats and putting them at risk of extinction.”

The Biden administration has released a proposal to provide threatened species protections to the North American wolverine, which has been delayed for a long time. This is in response to warnings from scientists that climate change is causing the species’ snowy mountain habitats to disappear, putting them at risk of extinction. In many parts of

A solar system consisting of six planets in perfect harmony has been discovered within the Milky Way galaxy.

A team of astronomers has made a remarkable discovery: a solar system with six planets that are perfectly synchronized, resembling a vast cosmic symphony. These planets have remained undisturbed since their formation billions of years ago. On Wednesday, it was announced that the discovery can provide insight into the formation of solar systems in the

The issue of conflicting climate projections is a central focus at the United Nations discussions. While there is a prediction of less warming in the future, there is currently experiencing more immediate consequences.

Experts stated that the Earth’s temperature will experience significantly less increase than initially predicted ten years ago. However, this positive development is overshadowed by the greater negative effects of present-day climate change, which were underestimated by scientists. This is one of several conflicting situations that climate negotiators will confront as they convene in Dubai for

A baby Sumatran rhinoceros was born in Indonesia, contributing to a critically endangered species with a population of less than 50 individuals.

On Saturday, in Indonesia’s western island of Sumatra, a Sumatran rhino that is classified as critically endangered, was born, making it the second one to be born in the country this year. This is a positive development for the species, which currently has less than 50 animals remaining. Delilah, a female, delivered a male calf

On the day dedicated to conservation in Mexico, proponents are expressing concerns that the process of listing endangered species is too slow.

For generations, the people living on Banco Chinchorro, a Caribbean island in Mexico near Belize, have been harvesting queen conch for their meat and salmon-pink shells. However, due to declining populations, Mexico has implemented restrictions and prohibitions on catching these shellfish in recent years. Despite implementing measures such as a five-year ban on catches in

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The planet is experiencing a rise in temperature and discussions at the UN about climate change are centered on its impact on human well-being.

The golden mole, believed to be extinct for 80 years, has been rediscovered in South Africa. It was previously thought to no longer exist.

The hurricane season, which experienced storms from California to Nova Scotia, concludes on Thursday.

According to a study, penguin parents take short naps in order to protect their newborns.

Vice President Harris is scheduled to participate in the COP28 climate conference, which will take place in Dubai.

“The United States is taking action to safeguard wolverines from the impacts of climate change, which is causing the melting of their high-altitude habitats and putting them at risk of extinction.”

A solar system consisting of six planets in perfect harmony has been discovered within the Milky Way galaxy.

The issue of conflicting climate projections is a central focus at the United Nations discussions. While there is a prediction of less warming in the future, there is currently experiencing more immediate consequences.

A baby Sumatran rhinoceros was born in Indonesia, contributing to a critically endangered species with a population of less than 50 individuals.

On the day dedicated to conservation in Mexico, proponents are expressing concerns that the process of listing endangered species is too slow.