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Recent report on emissions gap as released by the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) shows that the world is doubling down on coal, oil, and gas production to embracing renewable energy. HELEN OJI writes. A recent report that emanated from UNEP put total greenhouse gases emissions in 2022 at 57.4GtCO2e…

New research indicates that the decline in smog particles from China’s air cleanups caused the recent extreme heat waves in the Pacific. Scientists are grappling with the fact that reducing such pollution, while essential for public health, is also heating the atmosphere.

The Nevada Appeal, the Silver States oldest continuously run newspaper, first published on May 16, 1865.

Is population spiralling out of control, or is growth levelling off? Either way, do we have the resources to maintain the human race?

A Chinese/European joint X-ray telescope mission is allowing humans to see the universe in widescreen — like a lobster.

Flaring stars, black hole outbursts and gamma-rays are just some of the cosmic exotica that Einstein Probe will hunt for.

Flaring stars, black hole outbursts and gamma-rays are just some of the cosmic exotica that Einstein Probe will hunt for.

Several distinguished speakers, faculty members and student leaders will take part in Commencement recognition ceremonies for Class of 2024 graduates and their families and guests May 10-13 at Washington University in St. Louis.

Einstein Probe, which is the new Chinese–European X-ray mission, has revealed its first widescreen views of the universe.

New study finds that the Last Glacial Maximum provides even stronger evidence for modern-day climate sensitivity than previously thought.