On Jan. 1, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva was sworn in as the new president of Brazil. A week later, supporters of his opponent, former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro, stormed Congress, the Supreme Court, and the Presidential Palace to try to stop the changing of...
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Earth’s protective ozone layer is on its way to recovery within the next four decades, a bit of good news amid repeated and consistently dire warnings about the climate, CNBC reported. A United Nations-backed panel of researchers released a report this week highlighting how the trend...
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Israel’s new far-right government imposed a series of punitive steps against Palestinians this week in response to the latter’s efforts to involve the International Court of Justice (ICJ) in the decades-long conflict, Reuters reported. The government has withheld nearly $40 million in Palestinian tax revenues and...
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France is planning to ban hunting under the influence of alcohol or drugs, a move aimed at reducing the number of hunting-related incidents that have risen in the European country in recent years, Politico reported. Officials said a new fine will be created early in the...
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It’s complicated sending humans to Mars. Apart from oxygen supply, food issues and solar radiation, crewed missions also need to figure out how to power their equipment. Astronomers have suggested using solar energy to power human missions. Unfortunately, sunlight is hard to come by in the planet’s...
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