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As Western Sydney residents grapple with climate change, they want political action

Western Sydney is being developed rapidly, increasing its already high vulnerability to climate change. One day in January 2020, Penrith was the hottest place on Earth. Residents who have endured searing heat, bushfires, heavy rain, floods and huge damage bills in recent years are now a political force.

The Conversation

Food consumption may add nearly 1 degree of warming by 2100

Greenhouse gas emissions from the way humans consume food could add nearly 1 degree of warming to Earth’s climate by 2100, according to a study out Monday in Nature Climate Change

The Independent UK

Aliens exist as 'no way' humans only life form, says UK's space exploration boss

Head of Space Exploration in the UK, Libby Jackson, is convinced that there are aliens in the universe and that we will have "more answers" in the coming years but says there is no way we are the only "life form"

Daily Mirror

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Spain renews call for US to remove soil from nuclear accident site

Contaminated earth in Almería is result of 1966 air crash involving a B-52 loaded with hydrogen bombs

The Guardian - UK

Lionel Richie bringing tour to Chicago; special guests Earth, Wind & Fire

The tour arrives in Chicago on Aug. 5.

Chicago Sun-Times

Will we eventually have to send our trash into space if we run out of room on Earth?

Curious Kids is a series for children of all ages. If you have a question you’d like an expert to answer, send it to curiouskidsus@theconversation.com.

The Conversation

Briton in Syria tells of survivors’ ‘overwhelming sense of fear’ one month on from deadly earthquake

Families are having to choose between living in a tent or building that could collapse

Evening Standard

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How town at the epicentre of Turkey’s 1999 earthquake was rebuilt

As Turkey reels from last month’s tremors, Golcuk’s reconstruction could offer glimpse into what needs to happen now.

Al Jazeera

Earth’s Changing Surface Mapped By Scientists For The First Time

Scientists have created the first map of Earth's surface changes during the last 100 million years.

Zenger

Astronomers Find a Seemingly Impossible Exoplanet

TOI-5205b’s existence stretches what we know about the disks in which these planets are born.

Inverse

The Earth's Corr: No one in this world should have to bury their toddler by the roadside

I’ve seen with my own eyes how the climate crisis we are adding to is killing people in the Horn of Africa

Belfast Live

The Earth Transformed by Peter Frankopan review – why humans have always been under the weather

The historian reveals how our lives have been shaped by environmental changes since the emergence of Homo sapiens in this sweeping, riveting study

The Guardian - UK

‘It’s like finding needles in a haystack’: the mission to discover if Jupiter’s moons support life

The European Space Agency’s Juice mission launches next month, flying closer to icy moons – including Ganymede, the solar system’s largest – than ever before

The Guardian - UK

Climate change is launching a mutant seed space race

Hurtling around the Earth at more than 20 times the speed of sound, some of the tiniest life forms aboard the International Space Station are on a mission to feed people on a warming planet.

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The Times of India

Kashmir reopens for film shoots; Aamir Khan, Rajkumar Hirani and others express their happiness

Kashmir is rightly known as the Paradise on Earth. It is undoubtedly one of the beautiful places in the world and one of the ideal places for film shoots. However, given its geo-political climate, the state was shut for film shoots for a few years.

Daily Mirror

New powerful telescopes could help scientists detect alien life on other planets

Devices such as the Webb Space Telescope can analyse the atmosphere of other planets in unprecedented detail, bringing scientists a step closer to understanding whether or not there's life beyond Earth

Inverse

Venus May Have a Bizarro Version of a Vital Earth Phenomenon

While Earth and Venus are approximately the same sizes and both lose heat at about the same rate, the internal mechanisms that drive Earth’s geologic processes differ from its neighbor.

Salon

This ghost town is permanently on fire

The once-idyllic Pennsylvania town of Centralia is abandoned today because of the fires burning underneath it

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The Guardian - UK

Race to get last children out of Bakhmut as city becomes ‘hell on earth’

With Russian forces closing in, police try to persuade remaining citizens to get out and access routes come under fire• Russia–Ukraine war: latest updates

Inverse

The Best Marvel Movie of 2022 Reveals an Incredible Quirk of Human Evolution

"Wakanda Forever "shows people who can breathe underwater, reflecting real-life questions about how our ancestors came from sea to land — and maybe back again.

The New Daily

The Moon is on track to get its very own timezone

The European Space Agency thinks it is time for the Moon to get its own time that is accepted internationally.

WEKU

Astronomers still have their eyes on that asteroid NASA whacked

NASA's Double Asteroid Redirection Test slammed a spacecraft into an asteroid, directly altering its path through space. Scientists are still studying the space rock to learn more.

The Guardian - UK

End ‘colonial’ approach to space exploration, scientists urge

Focus should shift away from seeking to exploit discoveries on other planets, researchers say

The National (Scotland)

John Lundstram reveals Rangers coping mechanisms and Ibrox wish after Celtic defeat

JOHN LUNDSTRAM was proclaimed as the best on earth as he experienced the ultimate Ibrox highs last term. Now he has been brought back down to earth…

Inverse

What the Dogs of Chernobyl Could Tell Us About Living on Mars

A new study shows the long-term effects of living in an irradiated environment. That could inform us about long-distance space trips.

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