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Arsenic-polluted water is turning rice into a toxic staple, especially in Asian countries, researchers have warned. The semi-metal, a natural component of...

Researchers have studied Greenland musk oxen that have been followed for 25 years to see how their feeding habits affect their reproductive success

Increased preterm births, more respiratory disease and death, and more babies in hospitals are some of the health outcomes from climate change.

Chilean researchers have detected a naturally-occurring crude oil leak along the Strait of Magellan in far-southern South America thanks to sensors mounted on a ferry.

A new technology for waste management could help villages in India reduce indoor air pollution, improve soil health, and generate clean energy

Here are the top science-backed health benefits of bananas and the best ways to eat them to get the nutrition and benefits in 2024.

For 12 years, primatologist Nadine Ruppert and her colleagues have had one recurring task on their calendar: tagging along with a group of southern pig-tailed macaques in Segari, Peninsular Malaysia, as these primates hop between native rainforests and the neighboring oil palm plantations. Over the years, the researchers successfully habituated the group: they named every […]

The study reinforces the importance of green spaces in urban areas.

Exposure to extreme temperatures driven by climate change will increase risk of preterm birth by 60 per cent

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