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Climate Change Worsening Africa's Food Crisis
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China Takes Aim for Jupiter and Uranus
Beijing announces plans for an ambitious dual mission in 2030
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NASA's Big Plans to Collide With an Asteroid
A cosmic crack-up could help keep the planet safe
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Puppies aren't born barking, just as children aren't born chattering. They learn their voice, and then they learn to use it
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Researchers pinpoint the worst sources of a powerful greenhouse gas including from farms, landfills, and coal mines.
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Climate Change and Vulnerability Worsened Pakistan Floods
Meteorological, economic, societal, historic and construction-oriented ingredients contribute to the ongoing humanitarian crisis.
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As with so many other infectious diseases, vaccines will protect you.
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U.S. Space Ambassadors are on the Way
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South Korea and the U.S. both Target the Moon
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Russia May Not Quit the Space Station After All
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The Double Health Risk of Heat and Pollution
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