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Long Beach is inviting volunteers to clean up 10 coastal locations this September, doubling last year's effort to celebrate 50 years of California's landmark coastal protection law. Last year, 950 volunteers removed over 2,375 pounds of beach debris in just three hours.
Volunteers across Oregon and Southwest Washington will clean rivers and beaches Sept 18-27, protecting waterways from litter traveling from streets to sea. For 40 years, this annual event has brought communities together to restore the places they love.
NASA's next great space observatory is ready for liftoff. The Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope heads to space this Sunday to unlock mysteries of dark energy and discover new worlds beyond our solar system.
Ethiopia just won approval from international creditors to restructure $1 billion in debt, freeing up desperately needed funds for schools, hospitals, and infrastructure instead of interest payments. The deal marks a financial fresh start for Africa's second most populous nation.
Three-time WNBA MVP Lauren Jackson made an incredible comeback from career-threatening injuries to win her fifth Olympic medal. The Basketball Hall of Famer's return to the court inspires athletes facing setbacks everywhere.
Judi Oyama just extended her Guinness World Record as the oldest female competitive skateboarder at age 66. She's been riding for more than five decades and shows no signs of slowing down.
Scientists discovered that tiny sleep disruptions in middle-aged adults could reveal Alzheimer's risk years before memory problems begin. This breakthrough could transform early detection and prevention.
The Port of Long Beach just partnered with the federal government to develop floating nuclear reactors that could power ports and data centers with zero emissions. The technology could transform how coastal communities and ships get their energy, starting in a state that banned nuclear plants 50 years ago.
A California dairy farm is making history by turning methane from cow waste into hydrogen fuel, earning the state's lowest carbon rating ever. The groundbreaking project shows how agriculture can help power cleaner transportation.
The Krobo people of Ghana are celebrating 133 years of their Ngmayem Festival with a fresh focus on bringing young migrants home to reconnect with their roots. This year's celebration introduces new events including a beauty pageant and artiste night to engage the next generation.
Ghana's government is building dozens of new schools, health clinics, and community facilities across the Volta Region, bringing modern education and healthcare to thousands of residents. The ambitious project includes everything from science labs to clean water systems, with many facilities already 90% complete.
Egypt's unemployment rate has plummeted from 13% to 5.8% since 2014, putting millions of young Egyptians to work through strategic investments and private sector partnerships. The dramatic improvement marks one of the most successful employment comebacks in the Middle East.
Two women just became the first same-sex couple to legally marry in Bolivia after winning a landmark court case against their government. Their victory could open doors for marriage equality across the country.
Newly promoted Elversberg shocked established giants Bayer Leverkusen with a thrilling 3-2 victory in their very first Bundesliga match. Seven players made their top-flight debuts as the underdogs scored three goals in the first 46 minutes to secure a historic win.
Mexico just claimed victory in the inaugural FIFA eContinental Championship, defeating Costa Rica in a thrilling mobile gaming final that showcased the region's rising esports talent. The historic win earned them a spot at the upcoming FIFAe Finals.
A North Carolina high school color guard team just won their fourth consecutive national championship, proving that dedication and summer practice can turn students into unstoppable champions. Their coaches say watching these teens achieve greatness is more fulfilling than three decades in the military.
A farming family in Gloucestershire just proved you can produce clean energy and raise livestock on the same land. Their 40MW solar project keeps sheep grazing between panels while stabilizing farm income.
Michigan is pouring $7.5 million into researching geologic hydrogen buried beneath the state, a zero-emission fuel that could power trucks and factories without creating pollution. When burned, this natural hydrogen releases only water, offering hope for cleaning up some of the dirtiest industries.