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Lost Leopard-Spotted Fish in Türkiye Rediscovered

A team of ichthyologists in Turkey has rediscovered the lost leopard-spotted fish in the Tigris River, sparking hope for its recovery.

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Forever Chemicals Banned In Cosmetics In New Zealand

Set to come into force in December 2026, The Environmental Protection Authority (EPA) has banned PFAS, otherwise known as "forever chemicals" in cosmetic products.

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Australians Will No Longer Have To Answer Messages Out Of Work Hours

For many people, answering work calls or messages during evenings or weekends may be stressful. However, Australia has decided to put a stop to that. As of August

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USA & UNICEF Give $500,000 In School Supplies

Partnering together, the USA, the Ministry of Education, and UNICEF have donated a total of $500,000 worth of school supplies to children who have been impacted by

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Ireland Smashes Previous Wind Power Records

Thanks to high winds, Ireland has smashed their previous power wind record, according to their wind energy report for August 2023. As a result of the higher amounts of

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Dominica Introduces Increased Protections For Sperm Whales

To support both whales and the environment, the government of Dominica has increased protections for sperm whales by introducing the first-ever whale reserve just

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30,000 Hectares Of Caribbean ‘Moonscape’ Island Granted As "Protected Area"

Around 30,000 hectares of the Caribbean 'Moonscape' Island and its surrounding areas, including a 180 square-kilometer coral reef and seagrass meadows, has been

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Specially Designed Phone Case Could Help Visually Impaired Individuals To Better Use Touchscreens

Researchers from the University of Michigan have developed a phone case that can help individuals who struggle to see easily use touchscreens without any need for

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Researchers Find AI Could Make Batteries Last Longer

A group of scientists from Nanyang Technological University and Durapower Technology Singapore Pte Ltd have recently found that AI could help to make batteries last

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YouTuber MrBeast Builds 100 Wells In Africa

At the start of November, highly popular YouTuber MrBeast shared with his viewers his latest conquest: building a grand total of 100 wells. The wells, which have been

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Using Kale, Scientists Have Found A More Eco-Friendly Way To Make Shampoo

Scientists from Nanyang Technological University have made shampoo from kale, a much-loved green and leafy vegetable. While mainly found on our dinner plates,

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SSE Renewables Gives Over €1.1 Million To Community-Based Projects In Ireland

An Irish renewable energy company known as SSE Renewables has given over €1.1 Million to community-based projects in Ireland, including 400 local charities.

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Rock Powder Could Help To Take In CO2 From The Air

Scientists have discovered that rock "powder" from Greenland could help to remove considerable amounts of CO2 from the air, which could potentially help countries to

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Startup In Chile Prevents Excess Waste While Shopping

A startup in Chile called Algramo is helping to prevent excess waste while shopping, by providing customers with refills with exactly the amount that they need. All you

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Some Corals Are Becoming More Climate Resistant

A study from Newcastle University has highlighted that some coral reefs in parts of the Pacific Ocean are becoming more climate-resistant to rising temperatures, thus

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3D Printing Helps Children To Hear Again

In collaboration with Intel and Accenture, the non-profit organization 3DP4ME has helped restore hearing for 52 children in Jordan, with their hopes set on a total of 250

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Jobs Provided To Over 250,000 Refugees By 40 Companies

Over 40 companies have come together in a bid to help 250,000 refugees by giving them access to both jobs and any necessary training. Some of these companies

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India Set To Deploy Over 50,000 Electric Buses

India is set to boost its environmental efforts, with recent announcements of plans to eventually launch over 50,000 electric buses across the country. This will make

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New Glass Type Cuts CO2 Emissions By Almost 50%

A new type of glass known as LionGlass has been developed by researchers at Penn State University, and is set to slash carbon emissions during the manufacturing

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Japan Airlines' New Scheme Helps Both Passengers & The Planet

A new scheme by Japan Airlines, known as "Any Wear, Anywhere Clothing" will help both passengers and the planet by allowing travelers to rent clothes at their holiday

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Old London Railway To Be Converted Into A 'Park In The Sky'

An old London railway is set to be transformed into a 'park in the sky' by Camden Highline, which will see the old infrastructure forgo a drastic makeover. The park is set

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Leopard & Tiger Populations Increase In India

Leopard and tiger numbers are soaring in India, with population numbers increasing significantly since 2014. Over the four-year period between 2014 and 2018, leopard

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Latest Ocean Cleanup Removes 856,973kg Of Trash From The Ocean

After deploying their latest Interceptor Barricade, known as Interceptor 006, the Ocean Cleanup organization has prevented a total of around 856,973 kg of trash from...

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Dion's Chicago Dream Launch "Smart Lockers" To Supply Fresh Food To Homeless

An American-based organization known as Dion Dawson's Chicago Dream has launched new smart lockers, otherwise known as "The Dream Vault" across several

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Plastic Bottles Could Help Contain Lead Pollution In Landfills

Researchers from The University of British Columbia have found that plastic bottles could help to contain lead pollution in landfills, alongside various other pollutants.

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Researcher's Discover Self-Healing Metal

Scientists from Sandia National Laboratories and Texas A&M University have discovered a self-healing metal in ground-breaking research that could potentially help

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Scientists Find Evidence Of Potentially Life-Supporting Materials On Mars

Scientists have found evidence of potentially life-supporting materials on Mars in a new study incorporating data from the Mars Perseverance rover. These materials

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NASA Can Now More Accurately Track Air Pollution From Space

NASA has built a new instrument known as TEMPO (Tropospheric Emissions Monitoring of Pollution) that will help scientists to measure pollution more accurately and

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Huue Startup Has Made Jean Dye Five Times Less Toxic Than Current Dye's

A startup company known as Huue is looking to revolutionize the way dye's for our clothes are made, by introducing their own range of synthetic sustainable dyes, with

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Five Lions Rescued By IFAW Are Now Safe

Five lions have been rescued from Ukraine in a team effort by IFAW (International Fund for Animal Welfare) and Wild Animal Rescue, and are now residing safely in Poland.

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New Material From UK Start-Up Can Remove Forever Chemicals From Water

Forever chemicals have been shown to negatively affect human health in various ways, and can often end up in our waterways. However, a UK-based startup company

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Global Renewable Energy Could Have It's Largest-Ever Annual Increase

According to the IEA, global renewable energy is set to have its largest-ever annual increase this year, increasing by a substantial 107GW of power.

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Researcher's Discover New Methods That Could Help Restore Hearing

Researchers from Rochester University in the UK have found a new way to deliver drugs into the ear that could help to restore hearing in patients with deafness.

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Man Donates $1000 To A Newspaper Worker & To Help Feed The Hungry

A simple act of kindness can go a long way, one user who goes @mdmotivator on TikTok has shown. In his video, he approaches a newspaper man asking him "how

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Protecting Our Planet Challenge Investing $200 Million To Help Protect Brazil's Protected Areas

On the 26th June 2023, both the Brazillian Government and the Protecting Our Planet Challenge announced their plans to invest $200 million to help support and protect

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Antioxidants Found In Roselle Plant Could Help To Treat Obesity

Researchers at RMIT University have found that antioxidant compounds in the roselle plant could help to tackle obesity by inhibiting the formation of fat cells.

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New Computer Memory Design Could Help Save Energy

A new computer design could help to save energy and help improve performance speeds in computers, according to researchers at Cambridge University. Not only is

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This Robot Chef Could Create Your Favorite Meal

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Tropical Butterfly Species May Be Better Equipped For Rising Temperatures

Researchers from the University of Cambridge and the Czech Academy of Sciences have found that larger wingspans are able to help tropical butterflies cope efficiently

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Chipotle Tests New All Electric Restaurant

In an effort to cut carbon emissions by up to 50% by 2030, Chipotle has revealed their all-new electric restaurant design which incorporates both wind and solar power.

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Offshore Wind Farms May Be Helping To Boost Sea Soil Animal Numbers

A study by researchers at Leiden University researchers in the Netherlands has revealed that offshore wind turbines are boosting sea soil animal numbers, such as

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The UK Is Supporting Solar Space Projects

The UK has its sights set on supporting solar space projects, with the government announcing funding of up to £4.3 million. The large investment will help to support the

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Girl Gives Drive-Thru Worker $1,000 To Buy His First Car

One young woman has been putting a smile on people's faces going through drive-thrus, driving through only to return with a surprise for one of the workers.

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Researchers Find Reversing Brain Signals Could Treat Depression

Researchers from Stanford Medicine have found that reversing brain signals could effectively treat depression using magnetic pulses. Their remarkable new findings

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Skin Patch Could Potentially Help Toddlers With Peanut Allergy

There are currently no treatments to treat peanut allergies in children younger than four. However, a recent clinical trial for a peanut allergy skin patch developed by

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These Einride Self-Driving Trucks Could Help Reduce CO2 Emissions

Self-driving trucks developed by Swedish transport company Einride are already helping to de-carbonize the transportation industry, with fleets of electric trucks already

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Hydrogen-Powered Transport Is Picking Up Around The World

Hydrogen-powered public transport is gaining traction across the globe, with countries such as America, Colombia, and Germany. Much of the hydrogen-powered

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Spain Powers Itself Off Renewable Energy For Record Time

According to El Pais, Spain has reached a new milestone, with the country running off solely renewable energy for a grand total of nine hours. This new record marks the

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School In Nigeria Accepts Plastic Bottles In Place of Fees

In order to make education cheaper and more accessible for children, Morit International School in Ajegunle, Nigeria is allowing children to pay for their fees with plastic

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Wireless Interface Helps Paralyzed Man To Walk Again

"Technology that turns thought into action" through a wireless interface has been developed by a group of neuroscientists and neurosurgeons, allowing a once-

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First Tasmanian Devil To Return To The Wild Gives Birth To Three Babies

Much to the delight of Aussi Ark, Re:wild, WildArk and the Australian Reptile Park, the first Tasmanian Devil to return to the wild in Australia has given birth to not one,

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This Indian Company Makes Biodegradable Packaging From Crop Waste

An Indian-based company known as Dharaksha Ecosolutions hopes to slash carbon emissions and reduce plastic waste through the creation of biodegradable packaging

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Australia Is Set To Ban Vaping To Help Improve Public Health

Australia is set to ban vaping in an effort to help improve public health and encourage people to cut down on the unhealthy habit. According to Ministers Department of

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Oxford University's Malaria Vaccine Has Been Approved By Ghana

Ghana has approved the use of Oxford University's malaria vaccine after thirty years of research, and it is now available for distribution within the African country.

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High Seas Treaty Could Help Protect 30% Of Our Oceans

A new United Nations Treaty known as the High Seas Treaty has been agreed upon, which may help to protect up to 30% of our oceans and marine life, an increase from

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New Reef Discovered In Marine Protected Area

A new coral reef has been discovered in the Galápagos Marine Reserve, with between 50% to 60% live coral in some areas. This is considered to be a particularly rare

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Organic & Plastic Waste Can Be Converted Into Green Energy With A Container

Enexor BioEnergy has created an extraordinary solution to help turn organic and plastic waste into renewable energy using only a container, with the ability to reduce

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Abu Dhabi Below Farm Is Growing Mushrooms In The Desert

Below Farm, based in Abu Dhabi, is growing mushrooms in the desert, helping to avoid using valuable land to grow other crops. Their methods use minimal space, and

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The Ozone Layer Is Healing And On Track To Meet Targets

According to the United Nations Environment Programme, the ozone layer is predicted to fully recover by 2066 at the latest, provided that the effective policies remain in place.

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Public Raise Over £227,000 After Carly Burd’s 'Meal On Me' Food Garden Is Sabotaged By Intruders

After seeing that her allotment had been destroyed by trespassers, Carly Burd from the UK was devastated. The allotment, which had been dug by Carly herself to help

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The U.S. Has Saved 227 Species From Extinction

According to The Environmental Magazine, the U.S. has saved an estimated 227 species from extinction through the implementation of its very own Endangered Species Act.

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Researchers Developing 'Plastic-Eating' Enzymes To Tackle Polyester Clothes Waste

Researchers from the University of Portsmouth are developing a 'plastic-eating' enzyme that has the potential to break down the PET found in clothes waste, thus

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Victorious Local Communities In Ecuador Win Case Against A Nature-Threatening Mining Project

A mining project that threatened local biodiversity in one of the Earth's most important locations has been stopped by local communities, as the Imbabura Provincial

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40% Of America's Energy Is Now Supplied By Renewable Energy, Beating Previous Record

A report by The Business Council of Sustainable Energy and Bloomberg NEF has found that 2022 was a record year for renewables in America, surpassing previous records.

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Switzerland Is Using Solar Panels On Their Railway Tracks

Swiss company Sun Ways is planning to install solar panels on railway tracks, with an aim to extend the technology to Europe by 2030. The 'solar panel tracks' developed

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Researchers Develop 'Robo-Boots' To Help Humans Balance Better

Researchers have developed robotic boots that could help people to balance better, and may even be able to help older adults with balance impairments in the future.

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Zac Levy: The Teen Determined To End Homelessness

There are currently 582,462 homeless individuals in the USA, according to Security.org. However, 16-year-old Zac Levy from New Jersey, United States, is looking to change that.

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Abandoned Airport Will Be Transformed Into Green Space In Greece

An old abandoned airport in Athens, Greece, is currently undergoing an incredible transformation to become a thriving, coastal green space that can be enjoyed by both

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Ecoasia Has Planted 170 Million Trees To Date — And Counting

Ecoasia, an eco-friendly search engine that aims to fight climate change and support our wildlife, has planted a grand total of 170 million trees since it first launched in 2009.

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AI Tool ‘The Ripeness Checker’ Helps To Prevent Food Waste

A recently developed AI tool, dubbed ‘The Ripeness Checker’ could help to slash our food waste by checking inside our food items.

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In 10 Years Robots Could Do 39% of Our Chores

According to researchers from the University of Oxford and Ochanomizu University in Japan, robots could be helping us to complete up to 39% of our mundane domestic

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Last Winter, Renewable Energy Generated More Electricity Than Gas In The UK

During the winter of 2022 to 2023, renewable energy generated more electricity compared to gas in the UK, according to a report by the Energy & Climate Intelligence

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Premature Twins Defy All Odds And Survive After Doctors Predict A 0% Chance Of Survival

Despite doctors giving them a 0% chance of survival, Adiah Laelynn and Adrial Luka Nadarajah, two premature twins, defied all odds and have now been titled "the

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Scientists Create 'Green Hydrogen' Using Seawater

In an incredible advancement, researchers from the University of Adelaide have created green hydrogen from seawater. Green hydrogen is an alternative form of

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New Coating Prevents Synthetic Fabrics Shedding Dangerous Microplastics When In The Wash

Researchers from the University of Toronto have developed a new coating that prevents synthetic fibers from shedding synthetic fabrics in the washing machine.

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ArcelorMittal Gives $120 Million Funding Boost To Make Steel Production More Eco-Friendly

One of the world's largest steel-making companies, ArcelorMittal, has gives a $120 million funding boost to Boston Metal, a company that is focusing on de-carbonizing

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Study Finds Indeginous People Help To Restore Forests

A study conducted by researchers from the University of Colorado Boulder has found that forests in Brazil benefit more when under the hands of indigenous people,

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Walmart Increases Their Minimum Wage To Pay Employees More

On January 24th 2023, the well-known American supermarket chain Walmart announced that they are increasing the minimum wage for their employees, taking their

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Study Finds Electric Vehicles Are Linked To Better Health

A study by the Keck School of Medicine of USC in California has highlighted a link between health, air pollution, and electric cars, showing that the two go hand in hand.

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Nordic Danske Bank Will No Longer Finance Fossil Fuels

Netherlands-based Danske Bank has recently announced that it will no longer be 'refinancing oil and gas exploration and production companies in the long term', in

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New Bill Means Buses Are Now Free In Washington DC

A new, zero-fare bill has been introduced in Washington D.C., that will make buses in the city free starting as early as 2023. The bill was voted in by the Washington

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Scientists Develop A Biometric Material That Heals Tissue From The 'Inside-Out'

Researchers from the University of California, San Diego, have developed an extraordinary biomaterial that has the ability to 'heal from the inside-out'. Initial studies have

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Netherlands Prevent Animal Suffering By Banning Folded Ear Cats & Flat Nosed Dogs

The Netherlands has taken a bold step toward preventing animal suffering, with Minister Piet Adema recently announcing a ban on owning cats with folded ears and flat

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AirTag Helps To Rescue Dog Struggling In Waters

While Apple AirTags have received plenty of coverage in the past due to some peculiar usage habits, in this latest instance, the tag has certainly proved useful. As

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Brazil Is Taking More Measures To Prevent Deforestation Of The Amazon Rainforest

Efforts to protect the Amazon rainforest have been ramping up recently, with Brazilian president Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva ordering raids to help prevent illegal

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The Red Squirrel Population May Be Increasing In Scotland

A recent survey completed by Saving Scotland's Red Squirrels indicates that red squirrel numbers may be on the rise in Scotland. Over the last four years, the

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$35 Million Grant To Help Africa Substantially Increase Farmers Yields

A $35 million dollar grant made from the Bill & Melinda Gates Agricultural Innovations, will help researchers at Cambridge University to develop plants for African farmers

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Smart Stitches Could Help To Reduce Infection Rates

Scientists from RMIT University have developed glowing stitches with 'strong antimicrobial properties', potentially helping to reduce the risk of infections after surgery.

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Collagen Implant Restores Vision In 20 Blind People

Researchers from Linköping University have developed an implant that has helped to restore vision in twenty patients who were previously blind.

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Study Finds Increased Time Spent In Green Spaces Is Linked To Lower Levels Of Prescription Drug Use

A study that has recently been published in BMJ Journals Occupational & Environmental Medicine has revealed that those who visit green spaces are less likely

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Verdant Robotics AI Robot Will Help To Cut Pesticide Use By 95%

An AI robot created by Verdant Robotics will help farmers to decrease their pesticide use by up to 95% and to treat 500,000 plants per hour.

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Chipotle Donates $100k In School Supplies To Help Schoolchildren

To help schoolchildren and teachers who need it most, restaurant company Chipotle donated a grand total of $100,000 U.S dollars to help pay for school supplies.

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UK Smashed Renewable Energy Records In 2022

The UK set a new renewable energy record in 2022, generating a record amount of energy from solar, biomass, hydropower and wind energy. For the first time ever,

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AkoFresh Solar-Powered Storage Containers Are Helping To Provide African's With Fresh Food

To help combat food loss and increase food security in Africa, three entrepreneurs launched AkoFresh, a service that provides solar-powered refrigerated storage to

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Researchers Have Converted Plastic & Greenhouse Gases Into Sustainable Fuels

For the first time ever, researchers from Cambridge University have converted plastic waste and greenhouse gases into sustainable fuels using only a solar-powered

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Artificial Pancreas Successfully Trialed For Diabetes Patients

Current treatments for type 2 diabetes include lifestyle, exercise and diet changes, alongside medication such as insulin injections. Despite this, some patients still

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79% Of New Cars Sold Were Electric Last Year In Norway

In 2022, 79% of cars sold in Norway were electric. This is a substantial increase from the previous year, making the country one of the global leaders in electric vehicle

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Los Angeles & San Diego Have Banned Plastic Foam

Earlier in December 2022, city council members from Los Angeles and San Diego voted to ban expanded polystyrene foam containers. This material is often used for

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California's Ban On Animal Fur Takes Effect

California's ban on the sale and manufacturing of new animal fur products has officially come into full effect as of January 1st. The introduction of the new law

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Rock Powder Could Help To Take In CO2 From The Air

Startup In Chile Prevents Excess Waste While Shopping

Some Corals Are Becoming More Climate Resistant

3D Printing Helps Children To Hear Again

Jobs Provided To Over 250,000 Refugees By 40 Companies

India Set To Deploy Over 50,000 Electric Buses

New Glass Type Cuts CO2 Emissions By Almost 50%

Japan Airlines' New Scheme Helps Both Passengers & The Planet

Old London Railway To Be Converted Into A 'Park In The Sky'

Leopard & Tiger Populations Increase In India

Latest Ocean Cleanup Removes 856,973kg Of Trash From The Ocean

Dion's Chicago Dream Launch "Smart Lockers" To Supply Fresh Food To Homeless

Plastic Bottles Could Help Contain Lead Pollution In Landfills

Researcher's Discover Self-Healing Metal

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NASA Can Now More Accurately Track Air Pollution From Space

Huue Startup Has Made Jean Dye Five Times Less Toxic Than Current Dye's

Five Lions Rescued By IFAW Are Now Safe

New Material From UK Start-Up Can Remove Forever Chemicals From Water

Global Renewable Energy Could Have It's Largest-Ever Annual Increase

Researcher's Discover New Methods That Could Help Restore Hearing

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Protecting Our Planet Challenge Investing $200 Million To Help Protect Brazil's Protected Areas

Antioxidants Found In Roselle Plant Could Help To Treat Obesity

New Computer Memory Design Could Help Save Energy

This Robot Chef Could Create Your Favorite Meal

Tropical Butterfly Species May Be Better Equipped For Rising Temperatures

Chipotle Tests New All Electric Restaurant

Offshore Wind Farms May Be Helping To Boost Sea Soil Animal Numbers

The UK Is Supporting Solar Space Projects

Girl Gives Drive-Thru Worker $1,000 To Buy His First Car

Researchers Find Reversing Brain Signals Could Treat Depression

Skin Patch Could Potentially Help Toddlers With Peanut Allergy

These Einride Self-Driving Trucks Could Help Reduce CO2 Emissions

Hydrogen-Powered Transport Is Picking Up Around The World

Spain Powers Itself Off Renewable Energy For Record Time

School In Nigeria Accepts Plastic Bottles In Place of Fees

Wireless Interface Helps Paralyzed Man To Walk Again

First Tasmanian Devil To Return To The Wild Gives Birth To Three Babies

This Indian Company Makes Biodegradable Packaging From Crop Waste

Australia Is Set To Ban Vaping To Help Improve Public Health

Oxford University's Malaria Vaccine Has Been Approved By Ghana

High Seas Treaty Could Help Protect 30% Of Our Oceans

New Reef Discovered In Marine Protected Area

Organic & Plastic Waste Can Be Converted Into Green Energy With A Container

Abu Dhabi Below Farm Is Growing Mushrooms In The Desert

The Ozone Layer Is Healing And On Track To Meet Targets

Public Raise Over £227,000 After Carly Burd’s 'Meal On Me' Food Garden Is Sabotaged By Intruders

The U.S. Has Saved 227 Species From Extinction

Researchers Developing 'Plastic-Eating' Enzymes To Tackle Polyester Clothes Waste

Victorious Local Communities In Ecuador Win Case Against A Nature-Threatening Mining Project

40% Of America's Energy Is Now Supplied By Renewable Energy, Beating Previous Record

Switzerland Is Using Solar Panels On Their Railway Tracks

Researchers Develop 'Robo-Boots' To Help Humans Balance Better

Zac Levy: The Teen Determined To End Homelessness

Abandoned Airport Will Be Transformed Into Green Space In Greece

Ecoasia Has Planted 170 Million Trees To Date — And Counting

AI Tool ‘The Ripeness Checker’ Helps To Prevent Food Waste

In 10 Years Robots Could Do 39% of Our Chores

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New Coating Prevents Synthetic Fabrics Shedding Dangerous Microplastics When In The Wash