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Sudanese Communities Face Harsh Realities as Water Becomes Scarce in War-Torn Regions
War, climate change and man-made shortages have brought Sudan—a nation already facing a litany of horrors—to the shores of a water crisis.
Latest Research Articles
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Millions in Himalayas Face Dire Water Security Threat Due to Record-Breaking Snow Shortage This Year
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Ancient Ant Fossil from 100 Million Years Ago Reveals Primitive Ants Had 'Complex Social Lives' [Study]
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World's Largest Dog Breeds: Top 8 From Neapolitan Mastiff to Saint Bernard
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Gray Whale Size Shortens by 13% Since 2000, Problem Linked to Changing Food Web and Nutrition [Study]
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Destructive Earthquake 2,500 Years Ago Abruptly Changed Flow of Ganges River
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Earth's Rotation Confirmed to Have Slowed Down, Inner Core Appears to be 'Reversing and Backtracking'
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Climate Change Threatens Polar Bears in Hudson Bay with Local Extinction
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Crocodile That Stalks Children, Adults in Australia’s Aboriginal Community Finally Caught and Turned Into 'Traditional Feast'
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California: 'Post Fire' Forces Evacuation Of At Least 1,200 Individuals; Cause Still Unknown
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Is Your Senior Dog Living Their Best Life? Find Out How
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Europe Heat Wave Forecast: Temperature Spike for Summer 2024 Across Continent Poses 'Significant Health Risk'
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New Giant Pandas Coming to Australia as Wang Wang, Fu Ni Return to China