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According to a recent report, carbon emissions have decreased in the United States, but not at a sufficient rate to reach President Biden’s 2030 target.

A new report reveals that greenhouse gas emissions, which can impact the climate, decreased by almost 2% in the United States in 2023, despite a growth in the economy. According to a report released on Wednesday by the Rhodium Group, an independent research firm, the decrease in emissions is seen as a positive development, but

China plans to send its next lunar mission into space within the first six months of this year.

China’s space agency announced on Wednesday that their newest lunar probe has reached the launch site and is getting ready for a mission to the moon in the first half of this year. State broadcaster CCTV posted photos on its website of the unit under wraps as it was unloaded from a large cargo airplane

A leak in the fuel system has led a US company to cancel their mission to land on the moon.

A fuel leak caused a U.S. company to abandon its plans to land a spacecraft on the moon on Tuesday in Cape Canaveral, Florida. The lander from Astrobotic Technology experienced fuel loss shortly after its launch on Monday, potentially due to a damaged tank. Flight controllers worked to salvage the mission as the spacecraft struggled

NASA’s plans to send astronauts to the moon have been delayed again, with the crew’s landing now pushed back to 2026.

NASA announced on Tuesday that astronauts will have to wait until next year to fly to the moon and at least two more years before landing on it, due to delays. The agency originally intended to send four astronauts to orbit the moon at the end of this year, but has delayed the mission until

An endeavor by an American company to land on the moon seems unlikely to succeed due to a significant leak of essential fuel.

The initial American mission to land on the moon in over 50 years seemed to be in jeopardy when a privately-owned spacecraft experienced a significant fuel leak shortly after its launch on Monday. The team at Astrobotic Technology, located in Pittsburgh, successfully positioned their lander to face the sun, allowing the solar panel to gather

An arrest warrant has been issued for a man from Montana who is accused of causing the deaths of numerous birds, including eagles.

A judge in Montana has ordered the arrest of a man who did not attend his first court hearing for allegedly causing the deaths of numerous birds, including bald and golden eagles. Another defendant entered a plea of not guilty. Two individuals, in collaboration with others, were responsible for the deaths of approximately 3,600 birds

According to the report, there has been another sighting of a jaguar in southern Arizona, making it the 8th sighting in the southwestern US since 1996.

Wildlife officials have reported another sighting of a jaguar in southern Arizona, making it the eighth documented jaguar in the southwestern U.S. since 1996. According to the Arizona Republic, a person who enjoys filming wildlife and shares their footage online recently recorded a video of a jaguar roaming in the Huachuca Mountains near Tucson. According

Renowned surgeon Roy Calne, who pioneered Europe’s inaugural liver transplant, passed away at the age of 93.

LONDON (AP) — Roy Calne, a pioneer of organ transplantation who led Europe’s first liver transplant operation in 1968, has died aged 93. Calne passed away on Saturday evening in Cambridge, England, where he held the title of professor emeritus of surgery at Cambridge University. Calne was born in 1930 and studied medicine at Guy’s

In North Dakota, coal miners discovered a mammoth tusk buried underground for thousands of years.

The initial individual to notice the object was a worker operating a shovel during the night shift. They noticed a shine of white while lifting a large pile of dirt and transferring it into a truck for disposal. After the truck driver unloaded the cargo, a dozer driver was prepared to level the soil. However,

The number of fatalities from the earthquakes in western Japan has increased to 126, as precipitation in the form of rain and snow adds to the instability of the already unstable ground.

As the death toll from the recent earthquakes on Japan’s western coast reached 126 on Saturday, aftershocks posed a threat to bury more homes and impede essential roads needed for relief efforts in WAJIMA, Japan. A 5-year-old boy who was recuperating from injuries sustained from boiling water during the 7.6 magnitude earthquake that occurred on

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According to a recent report, carbon emissions have decreased in the United States, but not at a sufficient rate to reach President Biden’s 2030 target.

China plans to send its next lunar mission into space within the first six months of this year.

A leak in the fuel system has led a US company to cancel their mission to land on the moon.

NASA’s plans to send astronauts to the moon have been delayed again, with the crew’s landing now pushed back to 2026.

An endeavor by an American company to land on the moon seems unlikely to succeed due to a significant leak of essential fuel.

An arrest warrant has been issued for a man from Montana who is accused of causing the deaths of numerous birds, including eagles.

According to the report, there has been another sighting of a jaguar in southern Arizona, making it the 8th sighting in the southwestern US since 1996.

Renowned surgeon Roy Calne, who pioneered Europe’s inaugural liver transplant, passed away at the age of 93.

In North Dakota, coal miners discovered a mammoth tusk buried underground for thousands of years.

The number of fatalities from the earthquakes in western Japan has increased to 126, as precipitation in the form of rain and snow adds to the instability of the already unstable ground.