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And even superbugs. what we try to test for are resistant antimicrobials in the poo of the bats. so thats what we are trying to do. so the question is, is the bacteria in the poo resistant to antibiotics? exactly, that is the question. 0k, got it. yeah! bats are a mystery because they can carry all these different pathogens, including coronaviruses, but not get sick themselves. this is actually an adult female and i think its even pregnant. kofi amponsah mensah is a conservationist at the univer...

The world saw its hottest June on record last month, the EU's climate monitoring service said Thursday, as climate change and the El Nino weather pattern looked likely to drive another scorching northern summer.- Heatwave deaths - El Nino is a naturally occurring pattern associated with increased heat worldwide, as well as drought in some parts of the world and heavy rains elsewhere.

The next obvious question was to ask, "how much room is there for new trees?" i have 60 maps done. six zero. six zero. and they are now running without any errors. so, with data from all across the globe, with machine learning and artificial intelligence, we can generate maps to visual where trees may naturally exist in the absence of human activity. so here in the tropics--here in the tropics, we have very... we found that outside urban and agricultural lands theres about 0.9 billion hecta of d...

If those trees could grow to full maturity we estimated theyd capture up to 30% of the excess carbon thats sitting in the atmosphe as a result of human activity and it blew our minds. my privilege to welcome you to this major initiative thats being launched here at davos called the trillion trees platform committed to contributing to the of growing, restoring and conserving one trillion trees worldwide by 2030 everybody can get involved. whether its communities on the ground that are so importan...

Until now required human activity. i until now required human activi . ., ., until now required human activi. ., ., , activity. i want to make sure in the uk — activity. i want to make sure in the uk we _ activity. i want to make sure in the uk we realise - activity. i want to make sure in the uk we realise the i in the uk we realise the benefits of ai, whether in drug discovery is or other ways, but we also have to put safeguards in place for the risks it poses, risks that the creators of ai ...

Human activities can affect plants and have consequences for the human populations that consume them.

Building for fear that there may still be people inside. i, mean think of, that rescue workers managed to save a ninth person from the rubble, late monday. nearly two days after much of the century old building. suddenly collapse. now, on tuesday, emergency workers searched for other survivors but found no sign of human activity. five people are still unaccounted for. now, officials are weighing in to actually demolish the building before it poses a building to anyone else. >> former u.s. first ...

Re-evaluate the situation and bring in more search teams. nbcs shaquille brewster joins us from davenport, iowa. what is the latest there? >> reporter: hi, jose. well, we havent gotten an updated timeline from officials. no new updates from officials since yesterdays press conference. ill tell you, here at the site we have been seeing a lot of activity, vehicles going into the site behind me, we see a drone there, we see the top officials from the city from the fire chief to the structural engin...

Being evacuated several times over and over again and as can imagine, very stressful situation for these people right now. im not really certain when they may be able to go home. certain when they may be able to go home-— to go home. what is causing these wildfires, _ to go home. what is causing these wildfires, julia? - to go home. what is causing these wildfires, julia? so, i to go home. what is causing | these wildfires, julia? so, we have been — these wildfires, julia? so, we have been t...

The Starship soared before it exploded over the Gulf of Mexico on April 20. Environmental and wildlife groups sued the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) over SpaceX's launch last month from Texas.