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A closer look at data from 34 countries discovered an increase of wolf populations in all nations but three, with overall numbers growing from 12,000 to over 21,500 by the end of 2022. In the European Union, only about 0,02% of livestock per year is lost to wolves.

European wolf population increases 58% in a decade

09.04.2025

ECOWATCH

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The submersible, programmable light developed at The Ohio State University turns on for about one hour per night to increase concentrations of zooplankton, allowing corals more feeding opportunities, while minimizing artificial light disruption to other species.

New feeding device to boost coral reef restoration

09.04.2025

ECOWATCH

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Some people produce a cholesterol-like particle that promotes the build-up of fatty plaques in arteries - a condition that can't be improved by diet and exercise, and can double the risk of heart disease. In a small trial, a single dose of a new drug drove levels down by 94% within weeks.

Experimental drug shown to reduce genetic heart risk by 94%

09.04.2025

ZME SCIENCE

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The open-source coded app that has reached 180,000 people is a free digital tool that provides refugees with timely healthcare information and lets them keep their medical records up to date, and plan immunisation and pregnancy care appointments.

Hera App gives displaced people digital access to healthcare

09.04.2025

RESET

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The Nautilus has an adjusted impinging angle at or below 30° that avoids splashing - it also fits different heights, so it is easier for children and people who use wheelchairs to use. Its designers claim that replacing the 56 million public urinals in the US would prevent one million liters of urine from splashing onto the floor each day.

No more excuses: Inclusive urinal design avoids splashes

09.04.2025

TECHXPLORE

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One year after the European Court of Human Rights ruled that Switzerland must do more to cut its emissions, four young Portuguese are putting together a climate lawsuit against their government, hoping to achieve tougher emissions targets.

Youth builds fresh climate lawsuit against Portuguese government

09.04.2025

EURONEWS

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For the first time in the zoo's over 150-year history, four critically endangered Western Santa Cruz Galapagos tortoises have hatched, making their two oldest, over 100-year-old residents Mommy and Abrazzo, first-time parents.

Philadelphia zoo celebrates first-ever Galapagos tortoise hatchlings

08.04.2025

EURONEWS

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An innovative machine uses bubbles to remove forever chemicals from water. As they form and collapse with pressure fluctuations, the bubbles create temperature changes and pressure waves that break apart the chemical structures of the PFAS, degrading them.

Scientists use bubbles to remove forever chemicals from water

08.04.2025

BBC

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$The black soldier fly larvae have a nearly insatiable appetite, eating almost four times their weight per day of any organic matter they come across, transforming it into nutrient-rich biofertilizer in a fraction of the time required for composting.$

Tiny insect's poo makes a fabulous organic fertilizer

08.04.2025

BBC

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Just a few lines of code added to the Linux operating system could positively affect almost every single service request on the internet, reducing the overall energy consumption by up to 30 percent. Major data centers like Amazon and Google run on Linux.

New Linux code could reduce the energy needs of data centers

08.04.2025

RESET

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The Wallis Annenberg Wildlife Crossing stretches over California’s 101 freeway and enables bobcats, mountain lions, deer, and other wildlife to cross the busy 10-lane road safely, reconnecting an entire ecosystem and protecting a global biodiversity hotspot.

First layers of soil placed on the largest ever wildlife crossing

08.04.2025

ECOWATCH

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$Columbian company Conceptos Plásticos transforms plastic waste into Lego-like bricks, creating a modular building system that makes construction simple, quick, and sustainable while costing just a fraction of traditional construction.$

Bricks made from plastic waste make up low-cost, long-lasting schools

08.04.2025

NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC

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Thanks to captive breeding, habitat restoration, and collaborative conservation efforts,the Iberian lynx has made a remarkable recovery from the brink of extinction, offering hope for endangered species worldwide.

Iberian lynx numbers rebound across Spain and Portugal

15.01.2025

BBC

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Burkina Faso has banned colonial-era wigs in courts, signaling a growing commitment to cultural identity and sovereignty to align with a broader African trend of reclaiming traditions and breaking from colonial legacies.

Burkina Faso bans colonial wigs to reclaim cultural identity

15.01.2025

NEWS CENTRAL AFRICA

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Inspired by pine cones, researchers developed an energy-free shading system for eco-friendly architecture that adapts to weather changes using 3D-printed cellulose materials, reducing energy needs for both heating and cooling.

New energy-autonomous shading for climate-friendly buildings

15.01.2025

TECH XPLORE

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Economist Thomas Kemp argues skateboarding culture fosters resilience, self-improvement, and community, things that offer lessons to navigate challenges in a capitalist society. Skateparks are spaces to connect, find joy, and escape the daily grind.

Skateboarding economist promotes skateparks over capitalism

15.01.2025

NPR

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A new study suggests morning coffee drinkers have a lower risk of heart disease and overall mortality compared to all-day coffee drinkers. Researchers emphasize timing, showing that moderate morning coffee consumption aligns with natural body rhythms.

Drinking coffee in the morning is linked to longer life and better heart

15.01.2025

NEW FOOD MAGAZINE

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The Atlas of Abandoned Places showcases 10 of the world’s most photogenic deserted landmarks with awe-inspiring images, from Pakistan’s Bibi Jawindi to Italy’s Palazzo Athena,trying to keep cultural heritage from fading into obscurity.

Atlas of Abandoned Places highlights beauty and cultural preservation

15.01.2025

EL PAIS

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Indonesia has launched a groundbreaking free meal program that aims to feed 82.9 million people by 2029. The initiative focuses on offering children and pregnant women nutritious meals to fight malnutrition while easing the daily struggles of families.

Indonesia launches free meal program for 570,000 children, pregnant women

14.01.2025

AL JAZEERA

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Spain is making strides in climate protection by trialling bio-kerosine made from used cooking oil to fuel airplanes, a sustainable solution that marks a step toward more eco-friendly aviation practices and a greener and cleaner future.

Spain pioneers flights fuelled with cooking oil for a greener future

14.01.2025

DEUTSCHE WELLE

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Despite conservative pressure, the Human Rights Campaign’s latest Corporate Equality Index shows significant progress in LGBTQ+ workplace protections with over 700 companies earning perfect scores.

US companies show progress in LGBTQ+ protections despite political climate

14.01.2025

NBC NEWS

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Glasgow’s Thistle, the UK’s first legal drug consumption room, offers a safe and supervised space for addicts to use drugs while giving them access to emergency services, better healthcare and a support network..

UK's first-ever supervised drug use space opens in Glasgow

14.01.2025

THE GUARDIAN

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The USA has banned credit agencies from including medical debts on credit reports and prohibits lenders from considering them when assessing borrowers, to protect millions of citizens from discrimination caused by unpaid medical expenses.

Medical debt will no longer be stated on credit reports in US

14.01.2025

NPR

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Jean de Dieu Uwukunda, a visually impaired artist from Rwanda, creates stunning paintings that inspire resilience. His journey highlights the power of creativity and calls for better opportunities and resources to empower disabled individuals.

Rwandan painter doesn't let blindness affect his creativity

14.01.2025

AFRICA NEWS

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After years of campaigning, environmental activists celebrate Thailand's decision to ban all foreign imports of plastic waste, a move expected to stimulate plastic recycling in the country, ensuring more efficient resource usage and reducing the amount of unused plastic waste.

Thailand bans foreign plastic waste imports

13.01.2025

ECOWATCH

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The state of South Australia has banned both recreational and commercial fishing of various endangered or critically endangered sharks and rays, five of which are only found in Australian waters. Fishing of specific stingarees and skates is also banned.

South Australia bans fishing of endangered sharks and rays in its waters

13.01.2025

MONGABAY

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Scientists have developed a new, clean approach to extracting almost all gold from electronic waste without using toxic chemicals and then using the recovered precious metal to convert carbon dioxide into valuable organic materials.

Chemical-free method extracts 99.99% of gold from e-waste

13.01.2025

ZME SCIENCE

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All of Chicago’s 411 municipal buildings, including its international airports, fire stations, libraries, and City Hall, are powered by renewable energy, 70% coming from a solar farm, and the remaining 30% from renewable energy credits.

All city buildings in Chicago have gone green in 2025

13.01.2025

RENEWABLE ENERGY WORLD

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In a landmark ruling, a Kenyan judge has declared part of the country's penal code that criminalizes attempted suicide as unconstitutional, arguing it is discriminatory for people with unattended mental health issues they cannot control.

Kenyan judge declares attempted suicide is not a crime

13.01.2025

NATION

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In a recent breakthrough, Swiss researchers discovered a way to use yeast and white rot fungus to power batteries. The sustainable microbial fuel cell is 3D-printed with fungal cells mixed into the printing ink and is completely biodegradable, or rather self-digesting, once used up.

Scientists make batteries powered by fungi

13.01.2025

EURONEWS

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The Kichwa tribe of Puerto Franco celebrates a pivotal court victory in reclaiming ancestral rainforests from the Cordillera Azul National Park, alandmark case that challenges carbon credit profits and reinforces Indigenous land rights.

Peruvian court returns rainforest ownership to Indigenous group

31.12.2024

ICT NEWS

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Toyota secures a $4.5 million DOE grant to revolutionize EV battery sustainability by creating a circular EV battery recycling system through innovative technologies for disassembly, material reuse, and waste reduction.

Toyota secures millions to revolutionize EV battery sustainability

31.12.2024

ELECTREK

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Hi-tech sensors and AI-powered cameras are transforming early forest fire detection as they can identify smoldering fires at a stage where they are still easy to put out, long before they escalate and destroy thousands or even hundreds of thousands of acres.

Advanced sensors and AI help detect forest fires early

31.12.2024

CLEAN TECHNICA

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Researchers have identified dozens of new species in Peru's Alto Mayo with vital contributions from local Indigenous communities. The new species include an amphibious mouse with webbed feet and colorful butterflies, with dozens more left to be studied.

Expedition to Alto Mayo unveils new species in Amazon Rainforest

31.12.2024

BBC

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The US Department of Energy has announced a USD 11 million investment in an initiative that aims to ensure all new large-scale solar projects will successfully balance environmental protection, agriculture and community needs.

US Department of Energy aligns solar energy with wildlife and agriculture needs

31.12.2024

PV MAGAZINE

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Schools across the US are being equipped to deal with heart emergencies through new legislation. The HEARTS Act provides funding for CPR training, AEDs, and emergency response plans, empowering students and staff to save lives.

HEARTS Act empowers US schools to save lives with emergency response plans

31.12.2024

MEDICAL XPRESS

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China’s first zero-carbon highway, the Jinan-Hefei, is now open, featuring solar panels, wind turbines, and green energy storage. This innovative infrastructure aims to reduce emissions by 9,000 tons annually and to set a paradigm for sustainable transport and green energy advancements.

China opens first zero-carbon highway with renewable energy systems

31.12.2024

PV MAGAZINE

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Researchers at the University of Rochester have pioneered a nanoparticle-based solution that delivers drugs directly to injured tendons and has shown promising results in reducing scar tissue and speeding up recovery.

Nanoparticles improve tendon healing and reduce scar tissue formation

31.12.2024

THE SCIENTIST

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Congo’s Lac Télé Reserve, known as the "Garden of Eden," faces increasing pressure from urban demand, yet a collaborative approach between local communities and conservationists provides hope for the protection of its unique biodiversity.

Conservation efforts protect Congo’s ‘Garden of Eden’ from exploitation

31.12.2024

MONGABAY

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New York’s groundbreaking Climate Change Superfund Act is set to hold major polluters accountable to fund climate-resilient infrastructure projects, setting a bold precedent for climate justice while generating significant investments to protect vulnerable communities.

New York passes law requiring polluters to pay for climate damages

31.12.2024

ECOWATCH

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Urging YouTube and TikTok to prioritize high-quality educational content for children, the UK government aims to foster collaboration with video-sharing platforms but is prepared to intervene if standards don’t improve.

UK culture minister pushes for child-friendly digital media standards

31.12.2024

THE GUARDIAN

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The mental health crisis response team will be launched this spring to support students, staff, and faculty during emergencies. The initiative replaces police involvement in specific cases and prioritizes compassionate care and connecting individuals.

University of Washington integrates mental health into emergency services

31.12.2024

MEDICAL XPRESS

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Once on the brink of extinction, conservation efforts have transformed Sombrero Island into a thriving sanctuary for the Sombrero ground lizard which has made a stunning recovery, with its population surging from fewer than 100 to over 1,600.

Endangered lizard thrives as invasive pests removed from Sombrero island

31.12.2024

MONGABAY

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Seaweed represents an abundant, growing, unattended biomass full of potential. Researchers in Norway are training bacteria to eat seaweed and produce antibiotics, vitamins, and other food ingredients.

Norwegian scientists produce sustainable antibiotics with seaweed

31.12.2024

BBC

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According to a new study, ferns, known to be ancient survivors of extinction events, play a key role in helping ecosystems recover after disasters by facilitating positive interactions among species, emphasizing collaboration over competition in ecological recovery.

Ancient ferns help ecosystems recover from natural disasters

31.12.2024

ECOWATCH

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Researchers have created a safer, low-cost alternative to lithium with advanced sodium-ion batteries by adding vanadium, which improves energy density and stability, making sodium batteries more efficient.

Sodium-ion batteries advance with Vanadium for cheaper energy solutions

31.12.2024

CLEAN TECHNICA

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Architects have introduced a modular timber high-rise that focuses on resource efficiency and adaptability, not only reducing environmental impact but also extending the building's lifespan and ensuring flexibility and potential reusability.

Modular timber high-rise promotes resource-efficient building practices

31.12.2024

TECH XPLORE

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Aa new rule ends hidden fees on event tickets and short-term lodging to ensure transparent pricing practices across industries so consumers no longer face unnaturally inflated prices, saving them billions and hours of wasted time.

US Trade Commission bans hidden junk fees on tickets and short-term lodging

31.12.2024

ENGADGET

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South Korea’s decision to reduce subsidies for imported biomass signals a pivotal step towards sustainable energy and is aimed at easing pressure on vulnerable forests. With this bold reform, the country sets a promising example for reducing biomass’s environmental impact and promoting greener alternatives.

South Korea cuts subsidies for new biomass energy projects in a policy shift

31.12.2024

MONGABAY

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China Huaneng has secured a $2.1 billion equity infusion to propel its renewable energy expansion. This record investment will ease the financial challenges for Huaneng Renewables and drive the growth of wind and solar power to further advance China’s ambitious green energy goals.

China strengthens renewable energy push with $2.1 billion equity deal

31.12.2024

PV-MAGAZINE

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A new study has shown that damage to the thalamus, caused indirectly by a stroke, plays a big role in long-term disability, suggesting that focused treatments could help restore its functions, ease lasting stroke effects and improve patients' lives.

New study offers hope for restoring thalamus function in chronic stroke patients

31.12.2024

MEDICAL XPRESS

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Two years ago, Biden called for immediate free access to scientific journal articles produced from federally funded research. The National Institutes of Health and Department of Energy will comply, and all other research funding agencies are expected to follow suit.

New policies drive open access to federally funded research articles in US

31.12.2024

SCIENCE

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The Senate has passed a bipartisan bill to create a Truth and Healing Commission on Indian Boarding School Policies, which aims to address historical injustices and intergenerational trauma, offering hope for healing in affected communities.

New bill in US renews hope for federal action on Indian boarding schools

31.12.2024

ICT NEWS

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A new AI-powered nutrition scoring system in the US that uses transparent labels and innovative grocery models aims to empower healthier choices among consumers and address food insecurity in underserved communities nationwide.

Novel AI-powered nutrition system to enhance health equity in the US

31.12.2024

NEW FOOD MAGAZINE

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Scientists have uncovered 234 new species in the Greater Mekong, from a high-altitude crocodile newt to a vampire-inspired hedgehog, highlighting Southeast Asia’s vibrant biodiversity and the urgency of protecting the region’s unique ecosystems.

234 new species highlight the rich ecosystems of the Greater Mekong

31.12.2024

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Scientists have developed an innovative carbon capture model for fish farms that provides a cost-effective solution that could capture millions of metric tons of CO2 annually while reducing toxic sulfide, enhancing fish farm sustainability and profitability.

Fish farms target to remove carbon while reducing toxic sulfide

31.12.2024

PHYS.ORG

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Mexico's health system uses an AI-powered app that tracks the user's behavior patterns and quickly connects individuals to mental health support. Over the past two years, the app connected 10,000 at-risk people with treatment, and suicide rates have dropped 9%.

AI-powered app cuts suicide rates in Mexico by 9%

31.12.2024

REST OF WORLD

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A study from the University of Portsmouth suggests hot tub therapy could improve insulin sensitivity, lower blood pressure, and boost heart health in people with type 2 diabetes, a simple therapy that shows promise in managing diabetes effectively.

Hot tub therapy lowers blood pressure in type 2 diabetics

31.12.2024

MEDICAL XPRESS

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South Cambridgeshire offers an over GBP 362,000 grant scheme to fund transformative projects such as renewable energy, sustainable transport, and nature-based solutions to help villages become greener, cleaner, and more resilient to climate change.

Funding boosts Great Britain's rural villages toward net zero target

31.12.2024

BBC

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Kenya is making strides toward a cleaner future with the introduction of Chinese-made and locally assembled electric buses in Nairobi, offering a quieter, faster, and more comfortable commuting experience for passengers.

Kenya introduces electric buses amid challenges in transport infrastructure

31.12.2024

MONGABAY

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The UN has unveiled new principles to ensure conservation efforts protect marginalized local communities and prevent their displacements, balancing biodiversity preservation with ethical practices.

Conservation efforts embrace human rights standards to end displacements

31.12.2024

ICT NEWS

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A simple toy such as an inflatable buoy reduces boredom and improves the welfare of dairy cows, a playful approach toward enhancing livestock well-being and understanding animal behavior in indoor farming environments.

Interactive enrichment objects help keep dairy cows happy

31.12.2024

PHYS.ORG

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The amino acid serine has been found to halt spore formation in harmful bacteria, offering a new way to combat foodborne illnesses. This breakthrough could significantly enhance food safety and reduce global contamination risks.

Amino acid discovery opens path to safer food supplies

31.12.2024

NEW FOOD MAGAZINE

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A groundbreaking clinical trial has shown that a new drug safely improves cognitive function, daily skills, and social interactions for people with Down syndrome, a huge step towards more independence and improved quality of life for affected individuals.

New treatment boosts daily skills and social interactions in Down syndrome

31.12.2024

EUREKALERT

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The Amazon River and its tributaries, which make up the largest freshwater basin in the world, are rising again and bringing relief to communities after historic lows that caused isolation and disruptions.

Amazon Rivers show signs of recovery after historic drought

31.12.2024

MONGABAY

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London Fashion Week has become the first major fashion event to ban exotic animal skins such as crocodiles and snakes starting this year, a historic shift that promotes innovative and animal-friendly materials in the world’s fashion capital.

London Fashion Week pioneers ban on exotic animal skins

31.12.2024

THE GUARDIAN

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Barbados has completed the world’s first debt-for-climate swap and secured USD 165 million to fund climate-resilient infrastructure like improving water systems, food security, and environmental protection.

Barbados secures $165 million for climate resilience with world-first debt swap

31.12.2024

REUTERS

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Nigeria marks a crucial step in its fight against malaria by rolling out a malaria vaccine to protect vulnerable children, save millions of lives and reduce the disease’s devastating impact across the nation.

Malaria vaccine rollout begins in world's worst-affected country

31.12.2024

BBC

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Belgium has made history in becoming the first country to grant sex workers rights to sick leave, maternity leave, and pensions. Advocates celebrate the law as a victory against exploitation and a start in securing workplace rights for the marginalized community.

Belgian sex workers win rights to sick pay, contracts, and protections

31.12.2024

THE GUARDIAN

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Norway has decided to at least temporarily halt deep-sea mining, marking a significant victory for ocean advocates in protecting Arctic waters from ecological harm and strengthening global momentum for conservation.

Norway freezes deep-sea mining amid growing opposition

31.12.2024

ECOWATCH

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The campaign - considered "the most ambitious conservation project attempted anywhere in the world" - aims to eradicate invasive species threatening native bird populations by 2050 through innovative strategies and collaboration.

New Zealand pushes predator-free campaign to revive native birds

31.12.2024

NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC

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According to a UCL-led study, exercise can boost memory for up to 24 hours, linking physical activity and better sleep to improved cognitive function in older adults. Researchers found moderate exercise and deep sleep contribute to next-day memory gains for a promising path for brain health.

Exercise and sleep directly impact and improve short-term memory

31.12.2024

EUREKALERT

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Scientists have engineered climate-resilient potatoes to boost yields by 30% during rising temperatures. This innovation in agriculture not only paves the way for more sustainable food security but also demonstrates how genetic engineering can combat rising temperatures without compromising crop nutrition.

Engineered potatoes boost yields by 30% during heatwaves

31.12.2024

NEW FOOD MAGAZINE

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In a bid to accelerate the transition to green mobility in India, Hyundai plans to install 600 fast EV charging stations across the country. With a focus on highways and urban hubs, the initiative supports EV adoption while laying the groundwork for a locally built electric vehicle lineup.

600 public fast-charging stations for EVs power up green mobility across India

31.12.2024

ELECTREK

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Scientists have developed a groundbreaking photocatalyst capable of breaking down toxic "forever chemicals" at low temperatures. This process not only addresses environmental concerns but also transforms harmful PFAS into reusable fluoride salts and carbon resources for a more sustainable solution to electronic waste.

Innovative photocatalyst transforms toxic PFAS into reusable materials

31.12.2024

PHYS.ORG

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Berlin’s new Repami platform is making sustainable repairs more accessible by connecting over 150 repair cafés and workshops. Combining volunteer and commercial services, this initiative supports the city’s goal to become waste-free by 2030 while empowering residents to fix rather than discard household items.

Berlin’s ‘Repami’ platform promotes self-repairs and reduces waste

31.12.2024

RESET

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The 2024 elections saw youth emerge as a powerful force in advocating for change on issues such as healthcare, education, and climate change. Despite challenges, young voters played a critical role in shaping the future of democracy with their advocacy, action, and vision for a better world.

Youth participation in 2024 elections soars in global democratic milestone

31.12.2024

GLOBAL CITIZEN

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In a huge step towards the species' recovery, five Hawaiian crows were released on Maui for the first time in decades as part of a conservation effort to bring the species back from being extinct-in-the-wild.

Extinct-in-the-wild Hawaiian crows released on Maui

31.12.2024

AP NEWS

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Naana Jane Opoku-Agyemang has become Ghana's first-ever female Vice President, a milestone for gender equality and leadership that will inspire women across the continent while promising a future of progress, unity, and educational reform.

Ghana makes history electing first-ever female Vice President

31.12.2024

AFRICA NEWS

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The Madrid Metro system has helped over 1,700 individuals with intellectual disabilities to gain confidence and travel independently in an initiative that fosters inclusion with personalized training and innovative resources.

People with disabilities gain independence with Madrid Metro initiative

31.12.2024

GLOBAL RAILWAY REVIEW

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California has switched on a $2 billion solar and storage project in Mojave, in a major step toward cleaner energy. The Eland 1 Solar-plus-Storage Project is set to support local jobs and generate lasting benefits for Southern California’s communities.

California launches a massive $2 billion solar and storage project

31.12.2024

ELECTREK

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Scientists have unlocked hidden colors in rare bird-of-paradise plumage. Advanced hyperspectral imaging reveals intricate ultraviolet patterns invisible to human eyes and offers a new way to study animal coloration and its evolutionary significance.

Secrets of bird plumage unlocked using breakthrough imaging techniques

31.12.2024

EUREKALERT

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The interactive, free-to-download video game 'Apart of Me' offers a safe platform for grieving teens to navigate loss through storytelling and compassionate gameplay, helping young people process their emotions while fostering understanding and connection.

Innovative video game supports grieving children and teens

31.12.2024

BBC

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After securing over 57% of the votes in a landmark victory, former freedom fighter and an advocate for women's rights, Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah, has made history as Namibia's first female president.

Namibia elects first female president in a history victory

31.12.2024

BBC

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Thanks to the widespread use of the HPV vaccine, cervical cancer deaths among young women in the US have dropped by 62%. Researchers call for increased coverage to sustain and amplify these life-saving results.

HPV vaccination drives down cervical cancer mortality

31.12.2024

NEWS MEDICAL

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Nearly half of the world's climate experts believe that China's carbon emissions have already peaked or will peak this year, thanks to rapid advancements and massive investments in renewable energy and clean technologies.

China's carbon emissions may have already peaked

31.12.2024

ECOWATCH

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According to a recent study, antarctic krill can store 20 million metric tons of carbon annually through their sinking fecal pellets - a similar amount to that stored by “blue carbon habitats”, such as coastal ecosystems like mangroves, seagrass and salt marshes.

Antarctic krill can lock vast amounts of carbon for over a century

31.12.2024

MONGABAY

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In a landmark decision and an important step toward justice and recognition of the lasting impact of Belgium's colonial legacy, Belgium's Court ruled that colonial-era child abductions were crimes against humanity and ordered reparations for five women.

Belgium makes justice for children separated during colonization

31.12.2024

DW

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Uruguay celebrates as Yamandú Orsi leads the left back to power after defeating the conservatives in a race marked by civility. The victory, championed by former president José Mujica, reflects a commitment to unity and dialogue in a region trending toward populism.

Yamandú Orsi leads José Mujica’s left’s return to power in Uruguay

31.12.2024

EL PAIS

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With over 100 nations involved, the UN's top court has begun historic hearings to define global responsibilities in combating climate change and establish legal protections for vulnerable countries.

Historic climate protection case launches in The Hague

02.12.2024

PHYS.ORG

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G20 leaders have pledged to ensure the world's wealthiest individuals are effectively and fairly taxed just like the rest of us. Anti-poverty advocates celebrate the move and proclaim the need for stronger measures to reduce global inequality.

G20 agrees to tax “super-rich” in a historic decision

02.12.2024

FRANCE24

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Solarcycle is building a solar panel recycling facility in Georgia capable of processing millions of retired panels annually and recovering up to 99% of materials, making the U.S. solar supply chain more sustainable.

New solar panel recycling facility to open in Georgia

02.12.2024

ECOWATCH

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Researchers at the University of Waterloo have developed contact lenses made of a 3D-printed hydrogel that can deliver medication directly to the eye, making drug application for eye conditions simpler and more efficient.

3D-printed contact lenses deliver medicine straight to the eye

02.12.2024

MEDICAL XPRESS

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A project at Glasgow College repurposing old bridal gowns has won an international sustainability award. The participants transformed pre-loved wedding dresses into new designs, offering a sustainable solution and proving that fashion can have a lasting impact.

Creative reuse of bridal gowns earns college sustainability prize

02.12.2024

BBC

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Everyday actions like opening a door or sliding a window could soon power your home thanks to innovative tech that transforms passive objects into energy generators, creating smarter and more sustainable living spaces.

Everyday actions like opening a door could power your home

02.12.2024

TECH XPLORE

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A new framework signed by key stakeholders in the region aims to eliminate child labor in West Africa’s cocoa production. Côte d’Ivoire, Ghana, and the cocoa industry have pledged to improve education, social services, and community welfare.

West African nations commit to eliminating child labor

28.11.2024

NEW FOOD MAGAZINE

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Kansas City’s new CPKC Stadium marks a historic first as the world’s first purpose-built venue for women’s professional sports. Designed by a women-led firm, this innovative space sets a new standard for future sports facilities across the globe.

First-ever stadium for women’s sports built in Kansas

28.11.2024

BLOOMBERG

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Vienna's smart traffic light system supports pedestrians with mobility impairments with advanced technology that detects people with strollers or walking aids, ensuring safer and more efficient crossings with improved accuracy and quicker response times.

Smart traffic lights assist pedestrians with mobility impairments

28.11.2024

TECH XPLORE

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The Cowlitz Indian Tribe is reshaping healthcare by offering gender-affirming services rooted in traditional values, integrating cultural understanding to ensure a safe, inclusive space for gender-diverse citizens, and honor their Two-Spirit relatives.

Cowlitz Tribe unites traditional values into gender-affirming care

28.11.2024

ICT NEWS

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In Argentina’s Batán prison, Liberté turns incarceration into a chance for growth through work and education, fostering dignity and self-reliance and ending recidivism. For over a decade, none of its 104 released participants have reoffended.

New prison cooperative ends cycle of crime in Argentina

28.11.2024

YES MAGAZINE

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