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Humans are about to return to the Moon, and may go to Mars. An expert explains why space exploration is vital and can help us protect our 'pale blue dot'.

Booster vaccines effectively top up our immunity, as well as offering protection against serious outcomes than could last longer than the infection itself.

This most devastating episode of seasonal floods has caused more than 600 deaths and displaced 1.3 million people, and there is concern about loss of crops.

People living on islands are seeing the impact of climate change on the ocean every day. At COP27, the international community must take responsibility

Ocean sediments are massive storehouses for ancient reservoirs of natural methane. Scientists investigate the possibility and potential impact of its release.

Climate change is making incidents of extreme heat and drought more common, new study finds.

Author Michael Walsh said the World Economic Forum (WEF) pushes its Great Reset to impose control over people's food, mobility, and housing.

Melting glaciers could start the next pandemic; Sleeping less than five hours can be harmful to health; UK is planning world's biggest scientific study.

Grafting is the process of fusing two or more plants together. It’s a plant-saving technique that’s been around for thousands of years.

With dementia cases rising, finding a treatment is becoming increasingly pressing.