Alaska Governor Issues A Declaration Of Disaster As Flooding Hit Communities In Alaska
Ice break-ups have flooded many communities in the Alaska river where ice melting too quickly floods faster.
Science
Ballad Of Elephant Tamers In Indonesia’s Way Kambas National Park
The world's elephants are in crisis, and the population is shrinking drastically.
16-month-old Girl Killed In Giraffe Attack
A short walk in a game reserve led to tragedy for a KZN family when a giraffe charged a mother and her two children
Scholars Expound On Mount Ebal Curse Tablet With Oldest Hebrew Text
Lead tablet found at a site where millions believe the Israelite leader built an altar contains the oldest Hebrew text ever found
Sargassum Seaweed Plagues Florida Beaches Causing A Smell On The Shores
Florida's beaches were knocked off the list of one of the best beaches causing the tourism industry millions of dollars.
Smoke From Canadian Wildfires Turns Skies Hazy In Eastern US
Milky haze has filled the sky over parts of Canada and the eastern United States in recent days, a phenomenon that can be traced back to unusually early wildfire activity in the Canadian Prairies
Brown University Project Is Digitizing 10,000 Ancient Israel Inscriptions
A 1,500 to 2,100-year-old Hebrew
Climate Activists Investigated In The Heritage Crime Over Protest At Barcelona’s Egyptian Museum
The protest was the first of its kind as the group is part of the Extinction Rebellion collective gluing themselves to Las Majas.
Israel To Turn Biblical Site In The West Bank Into An Archeological Park
Investment of the archeological site in the West Bank is a historical that once serves as the capital of the Kingdom of Israel.