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A spreading sardine mortality event linked to pilchard herpesvirus has hit South Africa and Namibia, raising alarms over total biomass loss, fishery limits, and the survival of endangered African penguins.
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A UNILAG study links British colonial rule to Africa’s climate crisis, urging reparations for ecological damage. Learn about the “CO2lonianism, Ecocide, Re Read More: https://punchng.com/unilag-study-blames-british-colonial-rule-for-africas-climate-crisis/
This summer, Europe’s weather has triggered widespread consternation and worry. Weeks without rain, record-breaking temperatures, failed harvests and widespread fires have been difficult to ignore, for the public, for investors — and for politicians.
A GSLV rocket, carrying ISRO's earth observation satellite EOS-05, succssfully lauched from the spaceport in a pre-dawn mission on Friday from Andhra Pradesh Sriharikota.
Relatively few people have been to the Arctic, and even fewer have set foot in Antarctica. Most people rely on imagination and the media to visualize these landscapes and the ways they are changing.
A new psychological study reveals that women's competitive reactions toward romantic and social rivals are driven by their baseline personality traits.
dpaGeneva The world should brace for extreme heat, droughts and flooding in some regions in the coming months as an exceptionally strong El Niño develops, the World Meteorological...
