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IISS report: "Remarkable" interest in nuclear power in Middle East

London  - The growing interest in the use of nuclear power for civilian purposes in the Middle East is "remarkable" but the danger of a "proliferation cascade" is currently not imminent, the London

Pollution eats up 3 species every hour

London, May 20: Three species every hour are being scraped off from earth due to pollution, it has been revealed at world conference to save wildlife.

Archaeologists find 238-yr-old Spanish shipwreck in Chile

Santiago (Chile), May 20: A private archaeological excavation firm has discovered the remains of a 238-year-old shipwrecked Spanish galleon on the coast near the Chilean town of Curepto, located in

Treefrogs make ‘behavioral decision’ on where to lay their eggs

Washington, May 20 : Like all vertebrates, when frogs reproduce, they either lay their eggs in water or on land – with one exception.

Scientists step closer to developing West Nile vaccine

Washington, May 20: Researchers at the University of Queensland have made a breakthrough in the race to develop a vaccine for the potentially debilitating West Nile virus.

One in eight bird species face extinction because of climate change

London, May 20 : The latest assessment of the International Union for the Conservation of Nature (IUCN) has determined that one in eight bird species are facing the threat of extinction because of

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