Climate Change Creates Questions for Alaska’s Tourist Economy
Experts estimate that by 2050, people will not be able to see the Mendenhall glacier from the visitor center that was built for it.
Early Humans in Europe Likely Wiped Out by Cold Weather
Scientists say that an early human species that settled in what is now Europe was wiped out by a long ice age over 1 million years ago.
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Is VinFast Worth More than VW, Ford?
Shares of Vietnam’s electric car company VinFast started publicly trading on the Nasdaq stock exchange on Tuesday.
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COVID-19 Hospitalizations in the US Are Increasing Again
The number of people entering the hospital with COVID-19 has increased in the United States since early July. The increase is similar to the past three summers but with far fewer cases than before.
‘Barbie’ Is Changing the Clothes People Wear
If you walk into a clothing store, you are likely to be hit with an explosion of the color pink.
Scientists Work to Save Florida Reefs
Several organizations are racing to save the reef that runs along the Florida Keys.
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China Plans New Limits on Children’s Smartphone Use
China has released an early form of new rules that aim to reduce the amount of time children spend on their smartphones.
Health Care Is One of America’s Most Violent Fields
A wave of violence is increasingly affecting American hospitals and medical centers.
US Agency Permits Sesame to be Added to Foods
The United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA) recently said that by law food makers are permitted to add sesame to their products.
More Companies Seek to Recycle Solar Panels
A business based in Yuma, Arizona, is trying to deal with what its founders call a tsunami of solar waste.