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Jun 01, 2017
President Trump's action that threatens the withdrawal of the United States from COP21 has brought uncertainty in the global initiative against climate change.
China and EU said in a joint draft statement that they will continue the Paris Climate Pact despite Trump's possible withdrawal from the climate-change pact.
Tesla CEO Elon Musk has warned US President Donald Trump to leave the White House advisory council if he decided to withdraw from the Paris climate accord.
A study shows that climate change could have an economic effect on the world's biggest cities.
Lawmakers are now looking for ways to repeal the Internet privacy regulation that was set during the Obama administration.
The LA Court has overturned their decision on the LA Zoo case in hopes to save the elephants from animal cruelty.
With the 17 percent reduction in its budget, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) will focus more on its current satellite program.
Canada will begin the legalization of marijuana in July 2018, but some concerns regarding the abuse of marijuana because the legal age to use marijuana is 18 years old.
The parasite Cryptosporidium had been identified as the main source of diarrhea outbreaks in the US. The World Health Organization declares that it also cause outbreaks in contaminated Food by crypto.
Trump has said that he will give his decision on US' membership on the Paris Agreement next week.
Trump administration's budget proposal for NASA saw a cut for five Earth Science Mission and the closing down of the education office.
Despite surviving the civil war, the wildlife of South Sudan is still facing problems due to the rise of illegal activities such as mining and poaching.
Following the study of Arctic ice, NASA continues to analyze the impact of climate change on the Arctic ecosystem.
Knowing what to expect when exposed to Calamity Prone Areas will help humans decide if it is worth the life residing in the areas listed in the Natural Calamity Map Locators
The artificial intelligence technology is growing up. Robots are acting very similar to human beings. The question arises now, should robots have rights for their protection?
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Chinese twins had their genes modified to improve cognitive functions and be HIV-resistant
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UBC researchers explore an often ignored source of greenhouse gas
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Filipino scientists get a thumbs up of their space app from NASA
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New paper provides design principles for disease-sensing nanomaterials
