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May 13, 2017
The Dutch Government finds itself in a thick bind against its local citizens when a second round of charges are thrown at them by 'Friends of the Earth' Environmental activists.
It is just a matter of time before North Dakota effects its regulatory power over storage of waste carbon dioxide.
A woman blamed Johnson & Johnson's baby powder for causing her ovarian cancer and the jury accepted it.
Activists have urged the EU to take legal action against the Scandinavian state Denmark for supporting the painful hunting of the pilot whales.
The Tump Administration refuses to reappoint half of the members of EPA's scientific counselors.
A debate about shark culling is heating up in Australia due to several human casualties. Environmental experts warned that culling may result to oceanic ecosystem imbalance,
The United States is still hesitant on its position regarding the 2015 Paris Deal but the United Nation already started formal talks about the said climate accord.
Moving out King Tut's artifacts seems to be a highly technical job. Egyptologists are afraid that they might get damaged during the process of dismantling them before transferring to the new Grand Egyptian Museum.
A recent ruling from an Austrian court says that popular social media firm Facebook must delete the hate speech postings not only in Austria but worldwide.
US President Donald Trump's decision on canceling his country's commitment to the Paris Agreement casts a shadow to the other members.
Its been 15 years since the budget for the nuclear waste conversion into glass logs was decided. The US State Department granted a $17 billion funding to erect a vitirifation plant for this process. It is still on debate for theses toxins to grout or turn to glass..
The air pollution plan, which was struck down since 2015, has now been released by the British Government. The plan is on May 5, 2017.
The US Senate approved the Space Weather Bill in order to boost the country's activity in space and protect critical infrastructures from various solar storms.
The Minnesota State is pushing to increase the age limit for people who can have access to tobacco and similar products. The original baseline age is 18 but legislators are proposing of capping it to 21 years old.
STEMM is taking steps to inspire young girls to take up career paths in Science,Technology, Engineering, Mathematics and Medicine to close the gender gap of representation in the fields of chosen interests.
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