With temperatures in South Florida waters reaching above 32 degrees Celsius in mid-July, scientists are already seeing signs of coral bleaching in Central and South America. What is most concerning is that we are seeing such high ocean temperatures so early in the summer. If this extreme heat continues, it could be devastating for coral
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World Drowning Prevention Day is an international observance held on July 25th each year. The primary aim of this day is to raise awareness about the importance of drowning prevention and to highlight the tragic impact of drowning on communities worldwide. Drowning is a significant public health issue and a leading cause of death, especially
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A new study from CABI Reviews suggests that the impact of climate change on animals will be multifaceted with “cascading effects” across five welfare domains, including environment, physical, nutrition, behavior, and mental health. This study demonstrates how researchers need to carefully consider current and future priority domains. This is to maintain the welfare and longevity
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Sun protection or faceskins become a popular thing as temperatures soar in steamy Beijing. Residents and visitors have started carrying portable fans and covering themselves up to prevent getting a tan as the temperature rises above 35 degrees Celsius (95 degrees Fahrenheit) in some regions of the country. Some hats even feature built-in fans. Facekinis,
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In 2023, the world witnessed a crucial moment in ocean and environmental protection. With the announcement of the High Seas Treaty, the presence of this international agreement marks a promising breakthrough for our oceans and the planet. The fate of the seas has long been a concern for scientists and environmental activists, who worry about
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It was reported that World’s biggest permafrost crater in Sakha Republic (Yakutia), Siberia, Russia, Batagaika crater (sometimes known as Batagaika depression), melts. The melting of the permafrost crater caused the land around the crater to begin to sink. The thawing of the permafrost crater was marked as an alert by scientists. The land that began
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Food waste refers to edible food that ends up in a garbage landfill. It has negative impacts economically, socially, and environmentally. Economically, it signifies a waste of resources. Looking at a social standpoint, food waste leads to inequality and food shortages. Additionally, in terms of the environment, food waste generates greenhouse gas emissions, water pollution,
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India is considering trade deals with Southeast Asian countries through Myanmar and Thailand, five sources briefed on the matter said, as New Delhi looks to leverage its growing renewable energy capacity to boost diplomatic engagement in the region. The government of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has sought to foster closer political and economic ties
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Peggy Gou, artist, producer, DJ and cultural icon, is back with new music for the first time in nearly two years with the song “(It Goes Like) Nanana”. This newest song began as the sound of summer, which also soundtracks sunrises and sunsets around the world. “(It Goes Like) Nanana” is inspired from the classic
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Recently, the Indian government has implemented a ban on non-basmati white rice export. The government took the step because they wanted to reduce the prices within the country. The new law can effectively curb the rice prices in India. However, it may have a negative impact on global prices, as the country is the world’s
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