As access to clean drinking water becomes increasingly difficult in many parts of the world, one company is using an innovative technology to help address this problem for underserved communities in the United States. VOA's Julie Taboh has more. Video: Adam Greenbaum
Astronomers witness the birth of a galaxy. Plus, damaged goods depart the International Space Station, and plans are set to seek life elsewhere in our solar system. VOA’s Arash Arabasadi brings us The Week in Space.
Letter calls on AI labs to allow for development of shared safety protocols
The overdose-reversing nasal spray will be the first opioid treatment drug to be sold without a prescription
South Pacific Island nation Vanuatu spearheaded the Climate Justice Initiative at UN
A joint project between Sudanese and Israeli scientists to study the resilience of Red Sea coral reefs has stalled due to red tape [bureaucratic delays], according to those involved. The project has been hailed not only for protecting coral reefs but also for normalizing Israel-Sudan relations.
The French ship the Plastic Odyssey is on a world tour to show how billions of tons of plastic waste is affecting the ocean. Allison Fernandes has this story from the Port of Dakar in Senegal. Salem Solomon narrates.
Experts say wind and solar will be the ‘backbone’ of clean energy growth in the US
About 87% of the country's females between the ages of 15 and 49 have undergone female genital mutilation, World Health Organization says.
Researchers say there would be no water and little potential for life on planets 40 light years away
Particles don’t just harm digestion but also impact stomach bacteria, research shows
Non-native wildlife, often escaped exotic pets or released by their owners, upset Sunshine State’s delicate ecosystem
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