Once a person becomes ill with coronavirus there is no guarantee that they will not contract it again, new research suggests. While SARS-Cavi-2 is the coronavirus that is the focus of the current world, there are many others we have known for decades who are not only known to infect …
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A giant float of floating rocks, ejected from an underwater volcano in the Pacific Ocean, drifted thousands of miles across the waves. Eventually it made it all the way to Australia, and then embarked on a new project: revitalizing the world’s largest (and highly endangered) coral reef system. This unlikely …
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Greenland’s ice sheet may have hit a tipping point that puts it on an irreversible path to disappear completely. Snowfall that normally fills the glaciers of Greenland every year can no longer keep up with the rate of ice melting, according to researchers from Ohio State University. This means that …
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Royal Caribbean Group today reported financial results for the second quarter of 2020 and commented on the company in light of the global COVID-19 pandemic. Second Quarter 2020 Launched on March 13, 2020 and due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the company has halted its worldwide cruise operation, the company said. …
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China has stepped up U.S. corn and soybean purchases in recent weeks, but could cancel those orders if it later finds a better price NEW YORK – Seven months after the United States and China signed a preliminary agreement to end their trade war, Beijing’s purchases of American agricultural products …
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