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Polio is a deadly disease that used to paralyze thousands of children every year. The disease is now spreading through London, New York and Jerusalem for the first time in decades.
Record downpours killed at least eight people in Seoul on Monday. Many homes, roads and subway stations were flooded in the capital of South Korea. Because of the floods and power outages, hundreds of people evacuated th
Starting August 1, Sprite will come in clear bottles
Lake Mead at the Hoover Dam is the largest water reservoir in the US. New images from NASA satellites show that Lake Mead is not doing well. The images clearly show that the lake has shrunk since July 2000. (see pictures
A union suggested that it can be too hot to work and there should be laws to protect workers
In Spain, the government already lowered public transportation prices by 50% to help people fight against inflation. Now, it will give 100% discounts.
Electric-only vehicles are in the spotlight because of high gas prices
Small pieces of plastic have been found in supermarket products and on Dutch farms. We don’t know how this affects human health.
On Wednesday, more than a dozen goats were brought to Riverside Park in New York City to eat weeds. If the goats eat all of the weeds, chemicals are not needed.
On Sunday, hundreds of people protested in the German town of Garmisch-Partenkirchen to demand action against climate change. The leaders of the G7 (group of 7) are meeting near there.
The government of Japan will begin a system that gives points to shoppers when they buy eco-friendly products, for example appliances that do not use a lot of energy. The points can be used like money to buy goods or ser
