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The society for the study of birds will be changing the names of many species and will no longer use people’s names as inspiration for their names.

The American Ornithological Society declared on Wednesday that birds in North America will not be named after individuals anymore. In the upcoming year, the organization plans to rename approximately 80 species that are native to the United States and Canada. The president of the organization, Colleen Handel, stated that certain English bird names hold historical

The Lucy spacecraft from NASA successfully passes by the initial asteroid out of a total of 10 on its extensive trip towards Jupiter.

The Lucy spacecraft, operated by NASA, reached its first of 10 asteroids on its way to Jupiter on Wednesday, at Cape Canaveral, Florida. On Wednesday, the spacecraft made a close flyby of the small asteroid Dinkinesh, which is located 300 million miles (480 million kilometers) away in the asteroid belt after Mars. NASA described it

Three astronauts have completed their six-month mission on China’s space station and have safely returned to Earth.

Three astronauts from China landed back on Earth Tuesday morning following a six-month mission on the country’s orbiting space station. Jing Haipeng, Zhu Yangzhu and Gui Haichao emerged in good health from the return capsule near the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center on the edge of the Gobi Desert, the official Xinhua News Agency said. Last

After experiencing two hours of terror, the impoverished community in Acapulco has been left with years of destruction in the aftermath of Hurricane Otis.

During the passing of Hurricane Otis, Estela Sandoval Díaz found herself in a state of panic, seeking refuge in her small concrete bathroom. As the storm tore off her tin roof, she feared it could be the end for her. Along with it were lost clothing, savings, furniture, photos, and 33 years of Sandoval’s life

Scientists have determined that in the beginning of 2029, the Earth is expected to surpass a crucial threshold for warming.

According to a recent study, in approximately five and a half years from now, potentially by early 2029, the world may no longer be able to maintain the agreed upon global warming temperature limit if it continues to consume fossil fuels at its current pace. The research brings us three years closer to the anticipated

Blazes and other forms of destruction put California’s valuable forests at risk.

In the year 2021, in KYBURZ, California, a mountainside was engulfed in flames that quickly spread towards Lake Tahoe. The aftermath left scorched trees standing against a gray sky. “During a tour of the damage caused by the Caldor Fire, Hugh Safford, a researcher in environmental science and policy at the University of California, Davis,

China expresses its desire to strengthen collaboration with the United States on climate issues as California Governor Gavin Newsom travels to Beijing.

The Environment Minister of China, Huang Runqiu, expressed on Thursday that his country is interested in enhancing collaboration with the United States in the fight against climate change. He made this statement during a meeting with California Governor Gavin Newsom in Beijing. Governor Newsom is currently on a seven-day visit to China to promote collaboration

China has sent its youngest-ever team into space in its efforts to send astronauts to the moon by 2030.

China successfully sent its youngest team ever to its orbiting space station from the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center on Thursday. The country has set a goal of sending astronauts to the moon by 2030. At 11:14 a.m. (0314 GMT), the Shenzhou 17 spacecraft launched from the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center located on the border of

The Russian military is conducting a simulated nuclear attack while the upper house of government revokes its ratification of a treaty banning nuclear testing.

The Russian armed forces carried out a simulated nuclear attack during a drill led by President Vladimir Putin on Wednesday, following a vote by the upper house of parliament to withdraw the country’s ratification of a global nuclear test ban. The legislation to terminate the ratification process for the Comprehensive Nuclear Test Ban Treaty was

Environmental organizations oppose the practice of deep-sea mining leading up to a critical United Nations conference.

Environmental organizations called for a suspension of deep-sea mining, as a United Nations meeting in Jamaica approaches where there are concerns that the first permit to extract minerals from the seabed will be granted. Over 20 nations have requested a prohibition or temporary halt on deep-sea mining before the start of a 12-day conference held

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The society for the study of birds will be changing the names of many species and will no longer use people’s names as inspiration for their names.

The Lucy spacecraft from NASA successfully passes by the initial asteroid out of a total of 10 on its extensive trip towards Jupiter.

Three astronauts have completed their six-month mission on China’s space station and have safely returned to Earth.

After experiencing two hours of terror, the impoverished community in Acapulco has been left with years of destruction in the aftermath of Hurricane Otis.

Scientists have determined that in the beginning of 2029, the Earth is expected to surpass a crucial threshold for warming.

Blazes and other forms of destruction put California’s valuable forests at risk.

China expresses its desire to strengthen collaboration with the United States on climate issues as California Governor Gavin Newsom travels to Beijing.

China has sent its youngest-ever team into space in its efforts to send astronauts to the moon by 2030.

The Russian military is conducting a simulated nuclear attack while the upper house of government revokes its ratification of a treaty banning nuclear testing.

Environmental organizations oppose the practice of deep-sea mining leading up to a critical United Nations conference.