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US generates more electricity from renewables than coal for first time ever Climate change may cut Kazakh grain harvest by 37 percent by 2030 Belize to protect critical wildlife corridor that’s home to jaguars and more Beyond Polar Bears: Biodiversity Loss Threatens Life in the Arctic Can coffee cause cancer? Bangladesh receives FAO support to fight Fall Armyworm Rare ‘Batagur Baska’ hatched in Sundarban’s Karamjal WHO’s recognition of Chinese medicines threatens Indian wildlife ‘Bangabandhu Nodi Padak’ to be awarded for saving rivers Canada and Oregon have banned single-use plastics. Here’s how you can too

US generates more electricity from >>

The US generated more electricity from renewable sources than coal for the first time ever in April, new federal government…

Climate change may cut Kazakh >>

The phenomenon presents enormous challenges for development, including its impact on agricultural supply chains. Sixty-six percent of Kazakh land is vulnerable to…

Belize to protect critical wildlife >>

In a boost to jaguars and other iconic wildlife of Central America, the government of Belize has approved a proposal to protect…

Beyond Polar Bears: Biodiversity Loss >>

In late April, the Seventh Session of the Intergovernmental Panel for Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services (IPBES) met in Paris, France. The…

Can coffee cause cancer? >>

Coffee is a hugely popular drink, but many people are concerned that it may cause cancer. Others claim that drinking…

Bangladesh receives FAO support to >>

USDA warns against spread of the plant-eating caterpillar in China, the pest also spotted in many other countries in Asia…

Kids Page

Free Comic Book Day 2019 Offerings Include Special Issue Of The Avengers And More! »

Comic book lovers, or anyone who enjoys free things, will be pleased to know that Saturday, May 4, 2019, is Free Comic Book Day. This means that you and your…

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2014 Scripps Spelling Bee Crowns Co-Champions »

his has been an exciting year for the 89-year-old Scripps National Spelling Bee. First there were the Missouri kids that exhausted the spelling list and had to have a rematch and now, two finalists…

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Helping Parents Get Kids Outside »

We all have those memories from childhood: jumping into a cool lake on a hot summer day, intently watching ants on the march or spending hours just laying back and…

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News at Now

Soil tilling, mulching key to China’s potato crop »

When you think of China, do you think of potatoes? Maybe not, but in the Loess Plateau region of northwestern China, potato is the main…

Dec 3 2018 / No Comment / Read More »

Half of dead baby turtles found by Australian scientists have stomachs full of plastic »

Baby sea turtles are particularly vulnerable to the harmful effects of plastic pollution, according to a new study which found around half of the recently…

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News Worldwide

Toxic black snow covers Siberian coalmining region »

Residents of a coalmining region in Siberia have been posting videos online showing entire streets and districts covered in toxic black snow that critics say highlight a manmade ecological catastrophe. In one video, filmed in Kiselyovsk, a town in the Kuzbass region, a woman drives past mounds of coal-coloured snow…

Feb 17 2019 / No Comment / Read More »

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