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The third National Climate Assessment report, due to be released this month, confirms both the role of human activities in causing climate change and the broad range of adv...
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Former NFL wide receiver Hank Baskett III will now tackle the nation’s top cancer killer. The Bonnie J. Addario Lung Cancer Foundation (ALCF) has named Baskett an ALC...
Read MorePete Bethune Applauds International Court Verdict On Japanese Whaling
The International Court of Justice in The Hague today found in favor of Australia and New Zealand in the court case against Japan’s so-called Research Whaling in Anta...
Read MoreActive mothers have active children, says study
A British study of 500 women and their four-year-olds has found that physically agility in children is related to how active their mothers are.
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Harvard researchers believe that over one million children suffer from tuberculosis annually — twice the number previously thought to have TB. Experts from the univer...
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If you think of climate change as a hazard for some far-off polar bears years from now, you’re mistaken. That’s the message from top climate scientists gatherin...
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