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Southern Chile just gave the green light to one of its largest environmental projects ever: a wind-powered green ammonia facility that could help reshape clean energy production. The unanimous approval marks a major step forward for renewable energy in Latin America.
Kellan McMahan just became the second brother in his family to earn a National Honor for Academic Achievement, creating history at Ooltewah High School. The siblings are the first pair of brothers from their school to both receive this prestigious recognition.
A German company is bringing back wooden wind turbine blades that could solve a growing recycling nightmare. With over 41,000 turbines in just five U.S. states, old fiberglass blades are piling up with nowhere to go.
Hong Kong is transforming its economy by giving 360,000 small businesses the tools to go digital and grow stronger. The city just announced a major expansion of AI support and smart manufacturing programs across the Asia-Pacific region.
After winning 10 national championships in 15 years, North Dakota State has finally moved up to college football's highest level. The Bison celebrated their historic jump with a statement win in their first game as an FBS team.
After citizens installed 7,300 MW of rooftop solar to end a decade of rolling blackouts, South Africa now leads Africa in data centers. The question is whether the grid can handle both the businesses that saved it and the AI boom demanding massive power.
Medical researchers have solved mysteries behind deadly diseases like heart disease and malaria, yet broken incentive systems keep lifesaving treatments from reaching patients for decades. Science communicator Saloni Dattani reveals why the cures we need aren't making it to the finish line.
After facing early menopause and bone density risks at 35, a new mom transformed fear into power through strength training. Twelve years later, she's a personal trainer inspiring others with gymnastics skills most people half her age can't do.
England cricketer Alice Capsey is returning to wicketkeeping for her country this week, despite only doing the job once professionally since 2020. The 22-year-old all-rounder is going back to her roots after working with her childhood hero Sarah Taylor.
A father-son team united across time to honor a groundbreaking female sculptor whose career was destroyed by a conservative government. The museum brings together six scattered marble sculptures for the first time in over a century.
September brings the Harvest Moon, peak Venus brightness, and one last chance to see the Milky Way's core before spring. Step outside and look up.
Every public primary school student in Mexico just received a government scholarship to cover education costs. It's the first school year in the nation's history with universal scholarship coverage for these students.
Estonia is tackling youth mental health with science instead of strict social media bans. A team of 10 experts will design solutions that protect teens while respecting their digital lives.
A Japanese artist is turning discarded photo studio backgrounds into breathtaking sculptures that hang above cocktail guests at a trendy Tokyo hotel. Her work proves that yesterday's trash can become tomorrow's treasure.
After nine months away from the pitch recovering from knee surgery, 21-year-old Nigerian international Benjamin Fredrick is back playing football. The Super Eagles defender marked his return with 45 minutes of action in Brentford Under-21's dominant 5-1 victory.
Nigeria's anti-corruption agency has recovered over $1.6 billion and secured nearly 11,000 convictions in just 34 months, returning billions to fund education loans and consumer credit. The money is already putting students through university and helping families access affordable loans.
A new Nigerian app is solving one of Africa's biggest travel headaches: trying to spend money across borders. Timon now serves over 100,000 users who can finally hold multiple currencies, get travel cards, and stay connected without juggling dozens of different services.
After more than 30 years of closed borders and conflict, Armenia and Azerbaijan are deepening their commitment to peace through energy cooperation and business ties. The two nations are working toward a final peace treaty following last year's historic Washington agreement.