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      U.S. Daylight Saving Ends Nov 2; AASM Says “Permanent Standard Time Is Best For Health”

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    • 3D molecular stick model of melatonin illustrating its chemical structure and relevance to new research linking prolonged use with higher heart failure risk.

      Melatonin linked to 90% higher heart failure risk in year-long users, 130,000-patient study finds

    • Gloved hand holding a red blood-agar petri dish showing streaked Listeria monocytogenes colonies.

      Listeria outbreak kills 6: Pasta meals from Trader Joe’s, Walmart, Kroger recalled after 27 illnesses across 18 states

    • Representative Image. Photo Source: SteFou! (Flickr)

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    • María Corina Machado addressing supporters at a 2019 Caracas march, symbolizing Venezuela’s democratic struggle.

      Nobel Peace Prize 2025: Venezuela’s Machado wins $1.7M from hiding as Trump cries “politics over peace”

    • Edward Attenborough and Dr Leonie van 't Hag working in a laboratory at Monash University with scientific equipment used for creating bioplastics from food waste sugars.

      Australian Scientists Transform Food Waste into Customizable Compostable Plastic Films

    • Israeli Navy troops boarding a vessel from the Global Sumud Flotilla in international waters during an interception operation on October 3, 2025

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January 18, 2023
Science·World

The Neanderthal Comet of 50,000 Years: A Rare Celestial Event

The Comet C/2022 E3 (ZTF) is a rare green comet that has been spotted in the night sky for the first time in 50,000 years and is considered as a rare celestial
Nature·Travel·World

Burning Mountain: The 6,000-Year-Old Eternal Flame Beneath Australia’s Surface

Burning Mountain, A.K.A Mount Wingen, is a geological marvel located in New South Wales, Australia. It is considered to be the longest burning fire in the world. Approximately, it has been ablaze for over 6,000 years. We will explore the
June 18, 2023

Climate Change Drying Water Bodies Across The World

News·Water·World
Climate change and an increase in heat waves are causing drying out and water bodies are slowly disappearing. Losing waterways means a serious risk

China is Unearthing Earth’s Secrets by Digging a 10,000-Meter Hole

China·News·Science
China is digging a 10,000-meter (32,808 feet) hole into the Earth’s crust. The groundbreaking project aims to test drilling technology and gain a deeper
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Viral·World

Check How Afghans Store Food For Winters With Just Mud And Straw

Afghans have been storing food for winters using a very indigenous method. Considered to be two millennials old, this practice of using mud and straw to create a cake shaped cover for
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Karmactive Team
May 4, 2022
Australia Pushes A List Of Reptiles To Curb Illegal Smuggling
Nature·News·World

Australia Pushes A List Of 127 Indigenous Reptiles To Curb Illegal Smuggling

The Australian government is pushing the curb on illegal trade of wildlife internationally. Australia’s Environment Minister Sussan Ley has added 127 native reptile species to the Convention on International Trade in Endangered
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Aryaa Gavai
April 25, 2022
Nature·World

Capturing Fleeting Moments In Nature – Cassie Jensen

Natural beauty on our earth includes landscapes, oceans, forests, aquatic and wildlife creatures, birds etc. And the new best way to admire it is through photographs or videos. Nature photography is taken
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Shrinanda Kothari
April 22, 2022
Facebook's Algorithm Boosts Climate Disinformation
News·World

Facebook’s Algorithm Boosts Climate Disinformation – A Study By Global Witness

Facebook is once again in the news for spreading false information as per a recent report. Global Witness is a London based NGO, they reported in a recent study that Facebook’s algorithm
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Aryaa Gavai
April 21, 2022
News·World

Ongoing Armed Conflicts Around The World Other Than Ukraine/Russia

Russia and Ukraine have been in the news headlines across the globe & the entire news fraternity is relentlessly focused on it. But currently there are other ongoing armed conflicts in quite
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Karmactive TeamandKarmactive Staff
April 2, 2022
Nature·World

Penguin Cam Takes You On A Fishing Frenzy

The Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS) is an international wildlife organization, with programs in more than 60 countries around the world, working in partnership in local, and national governments, civil society and intergovernmental
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Shrinanda Kothari
March 30, 2022
Nature·World

Humpback Whales Not Endangered In Australia Any Longer – Australian Government

In Sanskrit ocean is called “Ratnakar” i.e. preserve of gems in the form of pearls, flora & fauna and one of the prominent one Is a whale. Whales are one of the
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Karmactive Team
March 27, 2022
Nature·World

Ireland Declared Basking Sharks As Protected Species 

Human activity today has disturbed multiple biomes, many species have gone extinct or are on verge of extinction. Human activity today is altering many ecosystems which are impacting the functioning of the
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Enayat Garg
March 18, 2022
Health·World

Climate Change & Hotter Weather Can Impact Mental Health – Study Reveals

Exposure to higher temperatures is an established threat to public health and has been reported to be associated with many medical conditions and deaths. On extremely hot summer days, US adults are
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Govind Tekale
March 17, 2022
Nature·World

Only 12 Asiatic Cheetahs Left In Iran & The World

Known as the ‘world’s fastest land animal’, Cheetahs have been playing a significant role in the environment for a really long time. However, with the deteriorating conditions of the environment and the
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Riva Surana
March 15, 2022
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    • Mist among tall Congo Basin rainforest trees photographed by Scott Thompson for the World Resources Institute, illustrating a major tropical carbon sink amid concerns about declining natural CO₂ sequestration

      Natural Carbon Storage Has Fallen Since 2008 As Climate Change ‘Will Accelerate’, Strathclyde Warns—And The Annual Cut Isn’t Small

    • Close-up of a bronze horizontal sundial at Bruton Parish Church in Williamsburg, Virginia, used as the feature image for a daylight saving time explainer.

      U.S. Daylight Saving Ends Nov 2; AASM Says “Permanent Standard Time Is Best For Health”

    • Billie Eilish in a store in 2018, holding a smartphone, blue-tinted hair visible, captured from a YouTube video, used as a feature image for coverage of her $11.5M tour donation to climate justice and food equity.

      Billie Eilish Urges Billionaires “Give Your Money Away”, Donates $11.5M From Tour To Climate Justice And Food Equity

  • Nature
    • Florida Fisherman

      Toxic Algal Blooms Trigger Alzheimer’s Brain Changes in Florida Dolphins, Human Risk Studied

    • Wooden judge’s gavel on table, close-up, neutral background.

      Court Says Agencies Broke Laws On Knotty Pine; “Can’t Ignore Facts Or The Law” In Cabinet‑Yaak Grizzly Habitat

    • Rhesus macaque sitting in tall roadside grass next to a wooden animal transport crate after the Mississippi lab-monkey truck crash.

      Mississippi Monkey Escape: 3 of 21 Lab Primates Still Missing After I-59 Truck Crash Near Heidelberg

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    • Stacey Bent and Sanzeeda Baig Shuchi standing beside an X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy setup in a Stanford lab.

      Stanford Freezes Batteries To −200°C: Cryo-XPS Finds Real SEI Chemistry, LiF Overstated In Warm Tests

    • Sunbeams through tall trees over a mossy, fern-covered forest floor

      10-minute parks rise; tree views cut stays ~0.7 days

    • Large power plant with multiple chimneys and cooling towers releasing steam under a cloudy sky

      Illinois Energy Efficiency: $2.79B Approved For 2026–29—Full Home-Savings Count Inside 

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    • 3D molecular stick model of melatonin illustrating its chemical structure and relevance to new research linking prolonged use with higher heart failure risk.

      Melatonin linked to 90% higher heart failure risk in year-long users, 130,000-patient study finds

    • Gloved hand holding a red blood-agar petri dish showing streaked Listeria monocytogenes colonies.

      Listeria outbreak kills 6: Pasta meals from Trader Joe’s, Walmart, Kroger recalled after 27 illnesses across 18 states

    • Representative Image. Photo Source: SteFou! (Flickr)

      Teva recalls 580,844 prazosin bottles over cancer-linked nitrosamine — 55 lots exceed FDA limits

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    • María Corina Machado addressing supporters at a 2019 Caracas march, symbolizing Venezuela’s democratic struggle.

      Nobel Peace Prize 2025: Venezuela’s Machado wins $1.7M from hiding as Trump cries “politics over peace”

    • Edward Attenborough and Dr Leonie van 't Hag working in a laboratory at Monash University with scientific equipment used for creating bioplastics from food waste sugars.

      Australian Scientists Transform Food Waste into Customizable Compostable Plastic Films

    • Israeli Navy troops boarding a vessel from the Global Sumud Flotilla in international waters during an interception operation on October 3, 2025

      450 Flotilla Activists Detained: Ben-Gvir Says “Treat as Terrorists” Amid Abuse Claims

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