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Aug 10, 2023

Scientists Target Cow Burps in Effort to Curb Climate Change

Cows fart. Cows burp. When they do, it releases a gas called methane. It accounts for 14.5% of all greenhouse gasses in Earth’s atmosphere. It contributes to climate change.
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Aug 10, 2023

Hawaiian Wildfires Kill 6, Force Evacuees Into Ocean to Escape Flames

Wildfires burned through parts of Hawaii Wednesday, killing at least six people. The out-of-control blazes even forced some Maui residents to jump into the ocean to flee the flames.
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Aug 9, 2023

Amid Reports of Superconductivity, Science Scrambles to Verify

Researchers in South Korea say they have found a new superconductor. The news has some scientists excited. Others are skeptical, though.
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Aug 9, 2023

Houses, Trees Swept Away in Alaskan 'Jökuhlaup' Flood

Alaska’s capital city of Juneau is reeling from a flood over the weekend. The flooding swept away two homes on the Mendenhall River.
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Aug 7, 2023

In Cuba, Bamboo Bikes Transport People, Transform Lives

Getting around can be tricky in Havana. That's Cuba’s capital. Streets are often backed up with mopeds, rickshaws, and vintage cars that spew exhaust.
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Aug 4, 2023

That Richter Scale Rumble in Seattle? Blame Taylor Swift Fans

Pop superstar Taylor Swift’s fans are collectively known as “Swifties,” but based on the din of their enthusiastic support during the singer’s “Eras” tour, they might just as well be called “Shakies.” At Swift’s shows last week in Seattle, Washington, so loud were their stomps and screams that the vibrations registered on earthquake-measuring seismometers.
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Aug 4, 2023

As Summer Temps Rise, So Do Numbers of Tick Bites

Ticks are little pests that love to bite people, especially when they're outside. Lately, there have been more ticks in the US. And more people are going to the hospital because of tick bites, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
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Aug 4, 2023

For Miles and Miles, Ukraine Littered with Hazardous Land Mines

The end of the Russia-Ukraine war is still not in sight. But human rights groups worry that the danger of the conflict’s stray weapons will last long past the war’s final shots. The reason: Things like mines scattered across Ukraine. They cover an area about the size of Florida.
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Aug 3, 2023

Chinese Zoo Patrons Ask: Is That Sun Bear Real or Human?

If you came across a bear that could stand on its back legs, walk like a human, and issue public statements, would you think the bear is real or fake?
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Aug 2, 2023

Australian Scientists Build 'Hotels' for Seahorses in Largest Release of Species Ever

Writer GK Chesterton once said: “The way to love anything is to realize that it may be lost.” So perhaps the release of 380 endangered White’s Seahorses in Australia’s Sydney Harbor is much more than an act of conservation. Scientists say it's the biggest seahorse reintroduction ever.
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Aug 2, 2023

India's Tomato Crops Feel the Heat

Indian food relies on tomatoes as a main crop. Tomatoes are used in savory butter chicken and hearty dal stews. They're in colorful kebabs and spicy chutneys. But this year, climate change has cooks scrambling to find the suddenly rare, pricey fruit.
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Aug 2, 2023

First New Nuclear Reactor in 3 Decades Goes Online in Georgia

The nuclear power industry in the US had a rebirth this week. The first nuclear reactor to be built from scratch in more than three decades went online in Georgia.
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Aug 1, 2023

'Freedge' Movement Aims to Save Environment, Feed Hungry by Cutting Food Waste

This directive can be read in multiple languages on sidewalks around the world: “take what you need, leave what you can.”
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Aug 1, 2023

UN Undertakes Risky Mission on Abandoned Oil Tanker in Red Sea

Crews from the United Nations (UN) have launched an operation to remove more than 1 million tons of oil from a decaying tanker in the Red Sea off Yemen’s coast. They hope to avoid an environmental disaster.
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Aug 1, 2023

Prolonged Heat Wave Pushes Phoenix To Brink

In Phoenix, it's so hot that people are getting rushed to emergency rooms with severe burns simply from falling on the ground.

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