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British researchers discovered a new ancient crocodile species with teeth so delicate they could only eat tiny shrimp and fish. The 170-million-year-old fossil reveals how prehistoric crocodiles were far more diverse than we ever imagined.
Sheikha Shamma bint Sultan just became the World Economic Forum's executive fellow for science and innovation, bringing her climate action expertise to a global stage. The appointment positions her to accelerate sustainability solutions while representing UAE's growing leadership in environmental progress.
A Singapore company just secured millions to turn old battery waste into fresh materials for electric vehicles. Their new recycling plant tackles one of the green energy transition's messiest problems.
Twenty-two Ghanaian chocolate companies just leveled up their skills in a training program designed to help them compete with the world's best confectionery makers. The country that grows the cocoa is now building the expertise to turn it into premium products.
Nadia Battocletti became the first Italian woman since 1988 to win her hometown's famous New Year's Eve 5km race, beating two world-class Kenyan runners. The 23-year-old's victory caps off a breakthrough year and sets her sights on Olympic gold in Paris.
After years of injuries and heartbreak, Owensboro Catholic senior Allie Marston scored twice to bring her team their first district championship in four years. The 2-0 victory came exactly one year after their disappointing early tournament exit.
A 16-year-old who saw more plastic than fish while diving in Greece built a foundation that's now pulling millions of pounds of trash from our oceans. Fifteen years later, The Ocean Cleanup is stopping up to 5% of plastic from ever reaching the sea.
California's power grid sailed through its highest electricity demand in four years without emergency measures, thanks to a massive buildout of clean energy and battery storage. The state now runs on 67% clean electricity and has added enough battery storage to power millions of homes.
Scientists have discovered that a Canadian radio telescope can detect the faint glow of hydrogen from billions of years ago, opening a faster and cheaper way to understand dark energy, the mysterious force expanding our universe. This breakthrough means researchers can now map the cosmos without needing expensive backup data from other telescopes.
A new company is using AI to stress-test robots and autonomous vehicles in virtual worlds, catching dangerous failures before they happen in real life. Their simulations recreate real streets and traffic to find problems that could hurt people.
Sixteen barn owls in Purbeck, England, have been ringed for the first time to measure whether conservation farming is helping the beloved species recover. The project marks a hopeful step in tracking the success of wildlife-friendly farming practices across the region.
A new energy storage pilot launching in Saudi Arabia could help solve power reliability challenges in remote desert locations. The 215 kWh project tests technology designed to keep telecommunications towers, mining operations, and data centers running smoothly in extreme conditions.
Twenty Korean sports technology companies are about to reach 169 million households worldwide through a new TV series showcasing everything from AI motion analysis to smart fitness gear. "K-Sports Beyond" premieres October 15 on Arirang TV, broadcasting to 140 countries.
A legendary coach who won the 2007 Rugby World Cup is taking the helm of Fiji's national team, bringing decades of championship experience to the Pacific Island nation. Jake White's appointment signals Fiji's serious ambitions for the 2027 tournament on home turf in Australia.
Fiji has appointed 2007 World Cup champion coach Jake White to transform their talented rugby team into genuine trophy contenders ahead of the 2027 tournament in Australia. The South African coaching legend brings championship experience to a nation blessed with extraordinary players who are ready to turn flair into silverware.
Fiji just landed one of rugby's biggest names to lead their 2027 World Cup campaign. Jake White, who guided South Africa to victory in 2007, will bring two decades of championship experience to the Pacific island nation.
Scientists discovered a tiny aquatic predator from the Jurassic Period that reveals how mammals developed the ability to safely nurse their young. This breakthrough adaptation eventually made possible the evolution of larger, more complex brains like ours.
Canadian investors are discovering a smarter way to give that can save thousands in taxes while making the same charitable impact. The secret: donating appreciated stocks directly instead of selling them first.