Environment

Antarctic researchers take icy plunge to mark solstice

SYDNEY, Australia (AFP) - Antarctic researchers welcomed the winter solstice with an exhilarating plunge into icy waters Wednesday as they…

In the Red Sea, coral reefs can take the heat of climate change

ELIAT, Israel (AFP) -- In the azure waters of the Red Sea, Maoz Fine and his team dive to study…

Even 2C warming means more killer heatwaves: study

by Marlowe HOOD Agence France Presse PARIS, France (AFP) -- Climate change will sharply boost the frequency of lethal heatwaves…

Japan zoo releases new images of new born baby panda

TOKYO, Japan (Reuters) - Tokyo Ueno Zoo on Sunday (June 18) released new images of a panda cub which was…

Cyprus struggles to tackle ‘industrial’ songbird poaching

Volunteers and police in Cyprus are struggling to tackle illegal songbird trapping operations that kill millions of birds a year…

Spotting thunderstorms

QUEZON City, Philippines (June 15) - Raise your hand if your mom always reminds you to bring your "foldable" umbrella.…

Indonesia seizes pangolins, scales worth $190,000

MEDAN, Indonesia (AFP) -- Indonesian authorities have seized hundreds of critically endangered pangolins and scales in a haul worth $190,000…

War-torn Kabul becomes a protected site for migratory birds

by Anne Chaon A rare Afghan marsh that was once a royal hunting ground is set to come under the official…

New ocean drilling findings may change plate tectonics textbooks: scientists

CHINA (Reuters) - The newest outcome of the third expedition to the South China Sea may rewrite the textbooks of…

China’s only artificially-bred snow leopard turns one year old

CHINA (Reuters) - The only snow leopard cub alive by artificial breeding in China turned one year old on Saturday.…

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