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Brazil's president is turning the country's renewable energy resources into a magnet for data centers, creating opportunities for clean power growth. The plan could reshape how tech companies store information while boosting the nation's green energy sector.
Algeria just fired up a massive 300 MW solar plant, its biggest yet, marking a bright step toward clean energy across North Africa. The project is part of an ambitious plan to install 15 GW of solar power by 2035.
While millions of Australian homes have embraced rooftop solar, the country's businesses are just beginning to tap into clean energy potential. A forgotten middle market of commercial and industrial solar could unlock the next wave of renewable progress.
A Persian leopard named Aren traveled 150 miles through mined mountains on three legs, giving hope to conservationists fighting to save fewer than 1,100 of these endangered cats. Tiny teams of dedicated scientists keep watch over the survivors.
After losing her mother unexpectedly, journalist Angela Giuffrida found an unexpected path to healing through open water swimming. The same activity her late mother loved became a powerful connection to her memory and a tool for managing anxiety.
After watching her friend faint with no one knowing vital medical details, a Texas 15-year-old invented a privacy-smart QR code system that gives first responders instant access to allergies, medications, and emergency contacts. Her invention just won a global tech competition and could soon protect students everywhere.
Spinning buoys with giant eyes and bird-of-prey kites are saving thousands of seabirds from drowning in fishing nets off England's coast. A 17-month trial with Cornwall fishers proved these simple devices work in real-world conditions.
The Dartmouth High School Spartans haven't won a single baseball game in six years, but their spirits have never been higher. For these Nova Scotia teens, suiting up and playing together beats winning any day.
A simple liquid applied in seconds could soon replace painful drilling for childhood cavities, after a major clinical trial showed it safely stops tooth decay in young children. The treatment has been used successfully in other countries for decades.
Egypt will host the world's leading conference on fighting desertification in 2028, bringing global attention to solutions for drought and land degradation. The country plans to showcase its own successful efforts in reclaiming arid land and growing food in harsh conditions.
Ovarian Cancer Canada is investing $1 million in groundbreaking research that could transform how doctors detect and treat one of the deadliest cancers affecting women. Two research teams will receive up to $500,000 each to develop practical solutions that work in real hospital settings.
The University of Nebraska Omaha will retire Jake Guentzel's jersey on November 6, marking the first time in school history an athlete receives this honor. The Omaha native won Olympic gold in 2026, a Stanley Cup in 2017, and led UNO to their first Frozen Four appearance.
A noninvasive ultrasound treatment is helping Parkinson's patients regain control of their movements without brain surgery. The FDA recently approved treating both sides of the brain, offering hope to people struggling with tremors, stiffness, and daily activities.
Iran has joined an international coalition working to rescue endangered wildlife, with plans to protect 40 species including the critically endangered Asiatic cheetah. The country becomes the 18th nation in a movement backed by over $500 million in conservation funding.
Scientists discovered that pure cranberry juice helps slow dental plaque regrowth and reduces harmful acid in mouths of children and adults. The tart beverage might become a functional drink for oral health.
Ethiopia just announced an ambitious plan to build two nuclear reactors that will generate more electricity than its famous Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam. The East African nation is betting big on nuclear power to fuel its economic transformation.
Praveen Kumar defended his Asian Para Games high jump title despite suffering from viral fever, vomiting between jumps, and a lingering hip injury that had limited his training for months. The Paralympic champion cleared 2.05 meters to set a new Games record in Japan.
Fresh discoveries at a German archaeological site show early humans may have actively hunted mammoths 30,000 years ago, not just scavenged their remains. Cut marks on newly found bones are rewriting what scientists thought about Ice Age survival.