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Covid May Have Been Present In Spain Since March 2019: Experts
Spain was one of the most hardly hit by the virus

Researchers claim having found traces of the virus in old water samples.

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Saharan Dust Could Be Good For The Environment, Scientist Says
View of Havana City covered by the Saharan dust plume on June 25, 2020

It could have a positive impact on reducing hurricanes occurrence and enhancing CO2 uptake in the ocean.

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Facebook aims to have 50 percent of its workforce made up of underrepresented communities

Facebook Will Endorse Underrepresented Communities

CEO Mark Zuckerberg will spend millions on improving Black and Latino presence in his company.

An Aedes Aegypti mosquito, which transmits dengue fever and Zika virus.

Florida: Green Light To Genetically Modified Mosquitoes

Millions of these insects will be released to validate an experiment to reduce diseases.

Three-quarters of the world's most important crops exhibit a yield benefit from pollinators.

Insect Decline From Pesticides Will Impact Food: Report

"The evidence is clear: pesticide use is wiping out insect populations and ecosystems around the world, and threatening food production."

Robots were deployed in two medical facilities and Kigali´s airport from May 20, 2020

Robots Help Rwandan Health Workers Minimizing COVID-19 Risk

The humanoid machines were donated by the United Nations Development Programme

In the middle of a presidential campaign, Biden is one of the politicians targeted by the hackers

Hackers Are Targeting Politicians, Google Says

Digital espionage aims at political campaigns.

Heberferon is also being studied in the fight against COVID

CIGB 258 Vaccine Brings Hope In COVID Fight, Scientist Says

It has been used to treat both critical and severe cases, with a positive survival rate.

The mission marks the first time commercially developed space vehicles - owned and operated by a private entity rather than NASA - have carried U.S. into orbit.

NASA Resumes US Spaceflight After 9 Years With SpaceX

The spacecraft carrying Doug Hurley and Bob Behnken is scheduled to dock to the International Space Station on Sunday.

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