Month: March 2021

Washington, D.C. — The climate crisis is making people sicker — worsening illnesses ranging from seasonal allergies to heart and lung disease. Children, pregnant people and the elderly are the most at risk from extreme weather and rising heat. But the impact of the climate crisis — for patients, doctors and researchers — is already […]

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Consumer goods giant Procter & Gamble faces pressure from environmentalists to clean up its act.  More than 150 groups are pushing the maker of Charmin toiler paper and Bounty paper towels to use recycled materials in its products. Currently, neither of those products uses recycled paper, and about one-third of it is sourced from Canada’s […]

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Egyptian archaeologists recently discovered 30 colorful ancient wooden coffins in the city of Luxor. On Saturday, they were opened to reveal perfectly preserved mummies.  The Antiquities Ministry described the coffins as extremely well-preserved, with colorful paintings and full inscriptions, and said they were still closed, “as the ancient Egyptians left them.” They were found in the Assasif […]

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ISIS is mourning the death of its leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi and has announced a successor in a new audio release. The group identified the new leader as Abu Ibrahim al-Hashimi in the audio released Thursday by the ISIS central media arm, al-Furqan Foundation. The speaker in the audio also confirmed the death of Abu […]

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Formula 1’s talks with Amazon over a potential broadcasting rights deal involving F1 TV continue to advance according to F1’s director of media Ian Holmes. Last December, the Financial Times reported that F1 was eager to continue its expansion beyond television broadcasting, with outgoing CEO Chase Carey admitting at the time to “substantive discussions with Amazon […]

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