Brazil Sees Sharp Drop in Vaccination since COVID-19 Pandemic
The percentage of people vaccinated in Brazil has decreased since the COVID-19 pandemic.
Heat, Wildfire, Storms Are Signs of Climate Troubles
The Earth set unofficial record high temperatures last week. Scientists said they were a clear sign of how pollutants released by humans are warming the environment.
Meta Launches Threads to Compete with Twitter
Meta Launches Threads to Compete with Twitter
Vietnam Bans ‘Barbie’ Movie over Disputed South China Sea Map
Vietnamese state media reported on Monday that Vietnam has banned the movie Barbie from being released in the Southeast Asian country.
Two Million Expected in Hajj Pilgrimage as it Starts in Saudi Arabia
Two Million Expected in Hajj Pilgrimage as it Starts in Saudi Arabia
US Restaurants, Companies ‘Upcycle’ Leftover Food
The Upcycled Food Association said more than 31 million metric tons of food are wasted every year in the U.S. The organization estimated that waste makes up about 40 percent of the country’s food production, costing the national economy more than $200 billion.
Little-known Garden Supports US Nursery Industry
Placed among the busy streets of Washington, D.C. is a large public garden that many Americans have never heard of.
United States National Arboretum. (2023, April 29). In Wikipedia. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_National_Arboretum
Why Students Are Missing School, How to Fix It
Education officials and activists are concerned about an increase in the number of American students who are absent for many days during the school year.
Mexico Discovers Another Ancient Mayan City
Mexico’s human history agency says another ancient Mayan city has been discovered in forests in the southern part of the country.
Europe Prepares to Launch Spacecraft to Observe ‘Dark Side’ of Universe
The European Space Agency (ESA) is preparing to launch a spacecraft designed to study the mysteries of dark matter and dark energy across far reaches of the universe.