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Google just locked in up to 1,000 megawatts of clean geothermal energy from Fervo Energy in Utah, enough to power hundreds of thousands of homes around the clock. The deal proves a breakthrough clean energy technology is ready to scale without raising costs for everyday electricity customers.
Researchers have identified 36 genes that significantly increase the risk for OCD and chronic tic disorders, opening the door to dozens of new treatment possibilities. The breakthrough could lead to therapies that target the root causes rather than just managing symptoms.
Scientists at a Menlo Park laboratory may have detected dark matter for the first time ever, potentially unlocking secrets about how our universe works. Researchers at SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory are cautiously optimistic about findings that could revolutionize our understanding of space.
Google just secured enough clean geothermal energy to power a new data center while keeping its climate promises on track. The tech giant's deal with startup Fervo could eventually double America's entire geothermal capacity.
Britain loses millions of tons of topsoil yearly, but one supermarket's farm is proving regenerative agriculture can reverse centuries of damage. National Geographic documented how Waitrose's techniques are helping restore what takes up to 1,000 years to naturally rebuild.
MIT's Iwnetim Abate wins mentorship award for helping graduate students build lasting foundations, not just publish papers. His approach focuses on career resilience over quick wins.
A global environmental company just locked in three major partnerships to help Saudi Arabia preserve water, cut carbon emissions, and turn industrial waste into valuable resources. The agreements could save 500,000 tons of CO₂ annually while securing water for millions.
Nokia just launched a new research center in Riyadh that will develop AI-powered network technology while training the next generation of Saudi software engineers. The center creates "Made in Saudi" innovations for global markets while advancing the Kingdom's Vision 2030 goals.
Bangladesh's massive garment industry is racing to secure clean energy as global fashion brands demand greener production. A new partnership between banks, governments, and manufacturers could transform how the world's clothes are made while saving the planet.
Ethiopia closed its 2018 calendar year with record-breaking exports of $10.2 billion and the completion of the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam after 14 years. The country also broke ground on a $12.5 billion airport set to become Africa's largest aviation hub.
Ethiopia has made major strides in delivering essential healthcare services to its people, with the UN Economic Commission for Africa praising the country's government-led approach. The achievement offers a blueprint for other African nations seeking to strengthen their health systems.
A fully funded program is bringing 20 African animation professionals to Japan this December to learn from anime masters and build creative partnerships. The Japan-Africa Youth Program covers flights, hotels, and all expenses for the 12-day exchange.
American employers added more than half a million jobs in July, nearly double the monthly average and restoring most industries to pre-pandemic employment levels. The surge signals steady economic recovery despite ongoing challenges.
When a dog fell into rushing water and his owner jumped in to save him, both ended up stranded on a boulder in the middle of a canyon. A massive team of rescuers spent four hours bringing them both home safely.
Mike Ingram earned recognition as a Hunger Hero for his volunteer work at Harvest Regional Food Bank in Texarkana. His dedication highlights how everyday volunteers are tackling food insecurity across 10 counties in Arkansas and Texas.
A Massachusetts community is rallying to build a dream playground designed by kids in just six days. Parents raised $400,000, and now they need 815 volunteers to make it real.
Hawaii Meals on Wheels now delivers 800 meals daily across 100 routes to seniors and people with disabilities on Oʻahu. The nonprofit needs more volunteers to keep up with growing demand as it expands into new communities.
Before their new factory even opens, GAF employees in Newton, Kansas are already making their community stronger by helping build affordable housing. The roofing manufacturer is combining volunteer power with scholarships to create both homes and skilled jobs.