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Apr 9, 2026
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Tuberculosis kills over a million people a year. Johns Hopkins scientists may have just found a powerful new weapon.
A beloved Australian bird was losing its cultural identity. Scientists found a way to restore it.
From stronger immune systems to better sleep and lower heart disease risk, optimism turns out to have measurable effects.
Apr 8, 2026
While energy prices soar across Europe, the residents of Feldheim enjoy cheap, local power thanks to a private grid.
By liquidating her only major asset to buy 34 tonnes of salt, Samantha Skyring turned a desert vision into a global legacy.
Apr 7, 2026
A network of traditional hedgerows stretching 22 kilometres (14 miles) through rural Hampshire has been nearly completed — linking two national parks with an unbroken wildlife corridor.
Apr 4, 2026
In the Brazilian wetlands, at the edge of the Pantanal, delegates from 132 countries spent a week hammering out the most ambitious update to global migratory species protections in years.
Apr 3, 2026
A groundbreaking study reveals that the fluffy garden pollinators are capable of social learning levels previously thought to be exclusive to humans and primates.
Apr 2, 2026
In largely unmapped stretch of the central Pacific, researchers have discovered creatures that do not fit anywhere on the existing tree of life
