The COVID-19 pandemic caused setbacks in disease surveillance and vaccination activities, the WHO calls for recovering the schemes.
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This territory, barely 25 kilometres long, is a hidden paradise in the heart of Europe.
Financial incentives encourages farmers to allow more blue agave plants to flower, which are used to make tequila. This would save genetic diversity of agave and biodiversity of bats in Mexico, scientists suggest.
Outbreaks of plagues have been linked to changes in climate during the Roman Empire. These changes in climate brought destabilisation to society, which is something that still hold true today with anthropogenic global warming.
According to a new study, approximately half of Europe's plastic waste is "exported" to various countries, when many Europeans believe it is recycled on the old continent.
Swirls of snow bands in a single line appeared on radar over Lake Michigan last week called mesovortexes, bringing heavy, localized snow to parts of northern Illinois and northern Indiana.
MPs are concerned that the UK is not prepared for extreme heat like that seen in 2022, when temperatures soared above 40°C for the first time.
Germany is stuck in a swamp of several weak high and low pressure areas - further north things are much wilder. The storm Ingunn (AKA MARGRIT) is currently moving towards the west coast of Scandinavia and is causing storm and hurricane gusts in the north of Great Britain and on the west coast of Norway. A Sting Jet can even experience gusts of up to 180 km/h between Trondheim and Bodø.
The world's oldest fossilised forest was recently discovered in the United States, dated around 385 million years ago, and could help scientists learn more about Earth's past climate.