The recent publication of findings from a group of Thai scientists and mathematicians shows surface temperatures across Greenland cooled for 19 consecutive years

The Defender’s Children’s Health NewsWatch delivers the latest headlines related to children’s health and well-being, including the toxic effects of vaccines, drugs, chemicals, heavy metals, electromagnetic radiation and other toxins and the emotional risks associated with excessive use of social media and other online activities

The International Court of Justice (ICJ) in The Hague will begin consideration Monday of a host of proposed penalties the U.N. can implement against countries that defy diktats on protecting the environment

Veteran Daily Mail correspondent Robert Hardman has written an illuminating piece about the effort to stop cows farting

Patrick Soon-Shiong, the owner of Los Angeles Times, says his team is working on a tech-driven “bias meter” for articles so that readers “can press a button and get both sides” of the story.

During Donald Trump’s first successful presidential campaign, he promised to pull the U.S. from the Paris Agreement

The pandemic’s disruption of normal development patterns has prompted calls for targeted interventions, especially for young women who showed greater vulnerability across measures

The Danish wind industry has taken a hit after not a single bid was received for tenders for three offshore wind farms in the North Sea

An Alberta mother has accused health agency of trying to vaccinate son against her wishes

Singulair, a widely-prescribed asthma drug, may cause serious mental health issues, according to data revealed last week by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration

Conjure, in your mind’s eye, a visual to accompany the word ‘aurora’. What you imagine might be dominated by the color green, elaborate swirls and swooshes that dance across the sky above a frozen landscape.

Eric Schmidt, the former CEO of Google, recently expressed concern over the potential negative impacts of AI romantic partners on younger generations, particularly young men.

Some of the earliest ancient humans are the Neanderthals and homo sapiens, who lived in places where the origins of humans are constantly being discovered.

An executive for ExxonMobil said Tuesday that oil firms are not likely to significantly step up production in line with President-elect Donald Trump’s “drill, baby, drill” energy agenda at a conference in London

Synthetic food coloring enhances the visual appeal of foods, influencing consumer preferences by suggesting vitality, quality, and nutritional value

Have you heard of a ‘super recogniser’? No nor me, until I met one such super recogniser this morning and discovered they are the people who rectify mistakes made by so-called AI.