Models suggest a potential loss of most glacial areas by the end of this century. 17 percent of the entire volume of the ice has been lost since the start of the new millennium.
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Israeli actor Yehuda Barkan died Saturday at the age of 75 after a battle with COVID-19.
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- Delhi chokes on ‘severe’ smog as farm fires soar
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- South America ravaged by unprecedented drought and fires
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A new study led by researchers at the University of Miami (UM) Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Science looked at the immune system of elkhorn coral (Acropora palmata), an important reef-building coral in the Caribbean, to better understand its response to diseases such as white band disease and rapid tissue loss.
- Chemists develop framework to enable efficient synthesis of ‘information-dense’ molecules
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- Capt Amarinder Singh launches Phase-II of urban improvement program
- Others cannot usurp role of police and create a false narrative, says Delhi Police Commissioner
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Sharjah Economic Development Department “SEDD” handled 2,818 complaints received during the third quarter of this year 2020, while the number of inspection campaigns on various economic establishments in the emirate reached 35,566 ones during the same period.
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Check the ventilation in your office space because poor airflow raises the risk of exposure to Covid-19.
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A version of this story appeared in CNN’s What Matters newsletter.
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Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has denied suggestions that he wanted to trigger a snap election to cash in on good polling numbers during the coronavirus pandemic, saying he was glad he dodged that prospect by surviving a confidence vote this week.
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- Dollar rises to 76.77 rubles, the euro – to 90.56 rubles
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European stocks rose on Friday, boosted by positive earnings updates from Barclays and a surge in Airbus, but nagging worries about the economic impact of surging Covid-19 cases saw markets post their biggest weekly decline in a month.
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After a year-long investigation into Google’s dominance in search and online advertising, the Department of Justice filed an antitrust lawsuit against the company this past week.
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In autonomous mode, the bus can detect static and dynamic obstacles as well as traffic signs, such as vehicles, pedestrians, zebra crossings and traffic lights, and it can slow down or stop according to actual conditions.