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A homegrown drone company from Gujarat just proved India can build its own defense tech fast, delivering 100 kamikaze drones to the Indian Army in two months. InsideFPV is turning a workshop into a nationwide supplier of combat-ready drones built for minus-35-degree conditions.
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A desert elephant's 600km journey through Namibia is reshaping how Africa protects wildlife in a changing climate. By combining ancient animal knowledge with community partnerships, conservationists are proving that freedom of movement works better than walls.
Chile just took a major step toward becoming a global leader in clean energy. A new $4.7 billion wind-powered facility could produce enough green ammonia to supply international markets for nearly half a century.
Kids and adults in St. John Parish read for nearly 2,400 hours during a six-week summer program that brought families together through books, crafts, and dinosaurs. Five winners took home prizes ranging from audio players to a Nintendo Switch for completing the reading challenge.
Five employees from environmental and agricultural companies became the first in their firms to earn management apprenticeships. Their success shows how workplace learning programs are building skilled workers while transforming careers across Wales.
A Chinese solar manufacturer just unveiled a panel that captures more energy than ever before, potentially making clean electricity cheaper for millions. The breakthrough could add thousands of dollars in extra revenue for solar farms while powering homes more efficiently.
More than 4,000 Idaho farmers will keep their water flowing this summer despite severe drought conditions, thanks to a collaborative agreement between the governor and Idaho Power. It's a temporary relief that buys crucial time while leaders work on long-term solutions.
A closed coal mine in New South Wales is getting a second life as a massive renewable energy site that will power hundreds of thousands of homes. The $1.8 billion project transforms environmental scars into clean power.
A woman scientist discovered underwater mountains that proved continents once moved together, even though she wasn't allowed on research ships. Her hand-drawn maps changed how we understand Earth itself.
An American woman took a part-time barista job in Germany and discovered benefits she never dreamed possible in the US. Her experience reveals what worker protections look like when systems prioritize people first.
Thousands of people who work out consistently shared their secrets, and four strategies emerged as clear winners. These real-world tricks make it easier to build a lasting exercise habit, even when motivation runs low.
When social media creator Deena Lang asked women over 40 about major career changes, hundreds responded with stories that prove it's never too late to start over. From circus performers to whale-watching skippers, these women are rewriting the rules on reinvention.
The U.S. Army's first female soldiers handled 40,000 messages a day on WWI battlefields, yet weren't recognized as veterans until 1977. Only 18 of the 233 women who served were still alive to receive their honorable discharges.
Just 11 months after receiving a life-saving double-lung transplant, former Olympic wrestler Ben Askren stepped back onto the mat for one final match. His heart stopped four times during his battle with severe pneumonia, but he trained through exhaustion to compete one last time.
A viral raccoon with a rare spine condition inspired a Seattle artist to create a painting that raised over $12,000 for his local food bank. When Amazon matched the winning bid, the total donation doubled to help fight food insecurity.
Scientists discovered that a natural brain protein called SORLA protects against the toxic tau tangles that drive Alzheimer's disease. Mice with extra SORLA had healthier brains and better memory, offering hope for future treatments.
Mexico's Quintana Roo state just solved a heartbreaking dilemma that kept families from evacuating during hurricanes. Now pet owners can bring their furry family members to safety shelters without choosing between their pets and their lives.
Millions of Guadalajara residents are getting cleaner water as federal and state governments launch a major cleanup targeting polluted rivers, leaking pipelines, and industrial contamination. The ambitious project brings hope to Mexico's second-largest metro area after years of water quality struggles.