For the most up-to-date news and information on the coronavirus pandemic, visit the WHO website. Facial masks and other facial coatings will not go away anytime soon. In fact, a pandemic expert told CNET “we will live with masks for years.” With coronavirus cases going up the United States, facial …
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A camera points to an apparently benign trail in Pima County, Arizona. But only a few moments in the video, something dark appears in the distance, before covering the dry land. Eventually, it resolves into a black river of stick and mud coal, flowing almost as fast as clear water. …
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Scientists have first predicted when, where, and how polar bears are likely to disappear, warning that if greenhouse gas emissions remain on their current trajectory, all but a few polar bear populations in the Arctic will likely they will disappear by the year 2100. As early as 2040, it is …
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