A vaccine that could eradicate malaria has reached the stage of human trials. The jab is based on a virus which causes colds and stomach trouble in chimpanzees but does not harm humans. So far, it has triggered an immune response against

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The US Geological Survey and the Scripps Institution say human-induced climate change is causing rivers to run dry due to declining snowpacks. Severe water rationing may be called for. As predicted by Sunstroke author David Kagan in Doomwatch Legacy.

People driving their cars, cranking on their air conditioners and switching on lights and dishwashers are responsible for most of the climate changes that are gradually drying up water supplies in arid and growing western states, a new

We know that many of you already are aware that Friday is Ron and Carol's 51st wedding anniversary. We thought now might be a nice time to share a little bit of their wedding story, from the words of Carol Paul.

An entire region of residents showed their true colors when a semi filled with horses crashed and capsized Saturday night in Wadsworth, Illinois. At 7 p.m. on Saturday night, October 27, North Dakotan James Anderson, 34, drove an overloaded double-deck

An environmental report has found three-quarters of the world's fish stocks have been over-exploited, mainly by commercial fishing.

Dozens of horses were crammed into a double-decker truck designed to carry pigs before it rolled over late Saturday, killing at least 15 horses and injuring dozens more near Wadsworth, Ill. "Picture a narrow trailer, slippery as snot, a dangerous cave

Using a video camera and raw chicken, state officials hope to learn whether the king of the jungle is prowling the woods of West Virginia. Bow hunter Jim Shortridge believes he saw a full-grown, male African lion weighing between 250 and 300 pounds at

On the 24th of October, presidential candidate Barack Obama, D-Ill., added his name to the list of senators, led by Chris Dodd, D-Conn., who oppose immunity for telecoms who have participated in domestic spying. Watch No comments barely noted