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Conflicts and extreme weather pushing global food prices higher, warns UN
UN food price index rises to four-year high, illustrating impact of war and weather.
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Isle of May puffin numbers plummet after extreme weather
WorldPingResearchers said numbers in one of the UK's most significant colonies of the seabirds may have fallen by 30%.
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Extreme drought now covers 44% of Puerto Rico
Puerto Rico’s normally rainy season has instead brought a severe and fast-growing drought.
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‘Fauda’ Creator Calls Mark Ruffalo a ‘Rare Combination’ of ‘Stupid’ and ‘Ignorant’ After His Viral Statement on Paramount: ‘Do You Understand What It Means, “Genocide”?’
“Fauda” creator Avi Issacharoff has criticized Mark Ruffalo’s interpretation of the Israel-Hamas conflict, including his repeated claims of “genocide” in Gaza. “Mark Ruffalo saying ‘Genocide, genocide.
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STAT+: After failure of Angelman syndrome drug, experts see hope in other experimental therapies
After the failure of an experimental drug for Angelman syndrome, experts cautioned that there is still reason to think similar experimental medicines can succeed.
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