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May 29, 2017
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?
A jury in Seattle pronounced Huawei to pay $4.8million to T-Mobile for breaching trade secrets. The employees of Huawei were allegedly caught taking photos and stealing information related to a robot testing arm developed by T-Mobile.
California space tax applies greater if a spacecraft travels nearer and lesser if the craft travels farther.
A new study shows that the awareness of SB 10170 shows negative effects on the behavior of Latino male students in middle school.
New Zealand is planning to launch a space program to compete with other superpower countries in the space race.
The 22-year-old unidentified hero, dubbed as the Malware Tech, issued a warning of fresh cyber attacks come Monday. His work stopped the wannacry ransomware from inflicting further damage to computers and businesses worldwide.
Scientists are rushing to find solutions to save coral reefs from extinction. Coral damage is brought about by climate change lashing out temperature spikes, rising sea levels, and ocean acidification.
The US authorities is still persistent to expand the laptop ban on other regions. Meanwhile, Australia Prime Minister sees the best point with the ban and may plan to adopt it.
A study by Pew Research Center shows that people want the government to have environmental regulation and proper energy policy.
Yemen is now declared in the state of emergency after a cholera outbreak caused death to more than a hundred people. What could happen in this poor country?
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2. Nov 27, 2018
Newly discovered deep-sea microbes gobble greenhouse gases and perhaps oil spills, too
3. Oct 30, 2018
The complicated mathematics behind poker
4. Sep 17, 2018
Study: Earth's oldest animals formed complex ecological communities
5. Aug 21, 2018
Study: Length of opioid prescription spell highest risk for misuse after surgery
