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The infant mortality rate in the US experienced a significant 3% increase last year, marking the largest surge in two decades.

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The Long Valley Caldera has been covered with a layer of cooled, crystallized magma, lessening its risk for a supervolcanic eruption. Read more here.

A city-sized comet barreling towards Earth grew "horns" after a second massive volcanic eruption occurred on Oct. 5.

Male infertility is a growing concern worldwide, prompting experts to call for urgent action from governments and healthcare systems. In a consensus report published in the journal Nature Reviews Urology, scientists led by the University of Melbourne have outlined recommendations to address this serious medical condition

Things are way, way worse than you think when it comes to climate change. The reason people can believe that everything is going to be OK is because they have not taken the time to comprehend all the different things that are going wrong simultaneously, nor how seriously these things are going wrong. Here's a deep dive in the challenges we face.

Presentation, Panel on “Buddhist Advice to Cope with Climate Change”, the 18th United Nations Day of Vesak Celebration, June 1, 2023,

Data has no agenda, it simply tells the story. Unfortunately, the media doesn't like contrary information.

The record-high temperatures that have scorched parts of Europe, North America, and Asia this summer are part of a pattern of extreme heat events that are made more likely by human-induced global warming.

As Congress fights over federal budget cuts, Republicans target funds for clean energy and climate change.