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Donald Low, a senior lecturer at the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology’s Institute for Public Policy, and Minister of State for Health Rahayu Mahzam. (Photo: The Hong Kong ...

The new research, published in the journal Science on Thursday, offers the first hereditary evidence for early carb-laden diets. Scientists traced the evolution of a gene that enables humans to ...

A CARB spokesperson issued a statement that read in part, "The Low Carbon Fuel Standard is an effective climate and air quality program that has successfully reduced the use of fossil diesel in ...

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Fair day's pay' Emily Hodgson, head of partnership and campaigns at the LWF, said: “As inflation eases, it’s important to remember that low-paid Londoners continue to face the brunt of ...

After a six-year, 1.8 billion-mile journey, Europa Clipper - the largest planetary science mission ever launched by NASA - will spend four years orbiting Jupiter making flybys of its icy moon.

Here’s how it works. NASA's flagship Europa Clipper spacecraft will explore Jupiter's icy moon Europa on a mission to understand how habitable Jovian satellite, with its vast salty ocean wrapped ...

In five years, CAPSTONE has gone from a bright idea by a small business to a mission that continues well past its expected end date.' NASA's CAPSTONE mini-spacecraft recently marked its 100th trip ...

October is Adopt a Shelter Dog month, so Dedicated Animal Welfare Group is sponsoring adoptions for seven long-term residents at the Mission Viejo Animal Services Center for $20 each. The shelter ...

When they walked into their local food cooperative a decade ago with a Ziploc bag of homemade tortillas, Veronica and Miguel Garza had no clue that they would one day have a billion-dollar business.