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The Doctors Who Traded Career Comfort for a Forest Clinic — to Save Newborns

Mar 17, 2026

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The Doctors Who Traded Career Comfort for a Forest Clinic — to Save Newborns

Dr Abhay and Dr Rani Bang could have built careers anywhere in the world. Instead, they moved to one of India's most neglected districts — and infant mortality dropped by 60%.

Knitting a Welcome: The Crafters Making New Immigrants Feel at Home

Mar 16, 2026

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Knitting a Welcome: The Crafters Making New Immigrants Feel at Home

Since 2017, thousands of knitters, quilters and crocheters have been making handmade blankets for refugees and immigrants — each one delivered with a welcome note and a personal story.

The Machine That Collects Water From Desert Air

Mar 16, 2026

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The Machine That Collects Water From Desert Air

A Nobel Prize-winning chemist built a device that generates 1,000 litres of clean water daily with no electricity — tested in Death Valley, and ready for the world's driest places.

The City that Is Beating Extreme Heat With a Trick Invented 3,000 Years Ago

Mar 14, 2026

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The City that Is Beating Extreme Heat With a Trick Invented 3,000 Years Ago

While the rest of Europe reaches for the air conditioning, one Spanish city has gone underground — and indoor temperatures are dropping by up to 12°C (22°F).

Forgiveness Isn't Just Good Manners. It's Good Medicine.

Mar 14, 2026

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Forgiveness Isn't Just Good Manners. It's Good Medicine.

A sweeping new global study adds to decades of evidence that letting go of resentment doesn't just help others — it measurably improves your own wellbeing.

Raccoons Keep Solving Puzzles After Eating the Prize — Just Because They Can

Mar 13, 2026

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Raccoons Keep Solving Puzzles After Eating the Prize — Just Because They Can

New research reveals the masked neighbourhood bandits are driven by something deeper than hunger.

The Bone Glue Inspired by Oysters That Could Replace Surgery

Mar 13, 2026

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The Bone Glue Inspired by Oysters That Could Replace Surgery

A Chinese research team has developed an injectable adhesive that bonds shattered bone fragments in three minutes — no plates, no screws, and no second operation to remove them.

The EU Deal That Puts Farmers First in the Food Chain

Mar 12, 2026

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The EU Deal That Puts Farmers First in the Food Chain

For years, Europe's farmers have argued that the system was stacked against them — a new provisional agreement aims to start rebalancing it.

What If Plastic Pollution Could Pay for Its Own Clean-Up?

Mar 12, 2026

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What If Plastic Pollution Could Pay for Its Own Clean-Up?

Scientists in Canada have found a way to turn plastic waste — including microplastics — into a commercially valuable product, powered entirely by the sun.

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