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US Population Rise In 2100

UN expects global population to rise to 11 billion by 2100

Heat exposure in the Southern U.S could increase by 6 times...

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More than 4400 species globally threatened by changes in wildfire patterns

More than 4400 species globally threatened by changes in wildfire patterns

Hyperbaric Oxygen Treatment Shows Promise In Reversing Aging

Early Mars Was Ravaged By Giant Tsunamis

Video: Gigantic “pyramid” spotted on Ceres

Curiosity rover capture images of a “veiled woman” on Mars

Video: Major breakthrough for Fermilab NOvA experiment

Sudden supernova-burst in space helps scientists measure expansion of the Universe

New anglerfish is so ugly, only a mother could love it

Supplement use is the new eating disorder for men

Video: How to get the most out of the Perseid meteor shower on Wednesday

New tadpole disease could spell doom for frogs around the world

Lake Michigan’s clear waters reveal stunning images for ‘Shipwreck Sunday’

Solar activity did not trigger climate change, study finds

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Doctors at John Hopkins Children’s Center cure rare TB patient

Study shows Vikings; Normans had little genetic influence in Britain

Teenage pot smokers have poor long-term memory

Shrinking bee tongues could have huge impact on plant diversity

IPCC report: It’s ‘extremely likely’ that humans are causing climate change

Is Central Asia the “homeland” of dogs?

Ebola outbreak in Liberia

Liberia declared Ebola free; gives fresh hope to Guinea, Sierra Leone

Footballers have worryingly bad dental health

Rosetta spacecraft hailed as ‘history-making achievement’

Scientists make stunning discovery of bird thought to be extinct in...

Study: Anti-vaccine websites are loaded with false information

Low nicotine cigarettes lead to reduction in smoking

Supraglacial lakes on Greenland suddenly disappears – now scientists know why

Ancient mass extinction boosted tiny fish populations

Meet Antarctica’s hairy-chested Yeti Crab, the manliest crab of all

Researchers: Something ‘unusual’ happening to Antarctic Peninsula