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University of Houston scientists have cracked the code on turning discarded electronics into a profitable domestic supply of critical minerals. Their breakthrough cost-sharing model could transform America's junk drawers into a sustainable source of gold, lithium, and cobalt.
A new partnership is transforming Africa's astronomy research into real businesses and sustainable solutions for communities. Young innovators will now get the mentorship and support to turn their space science ideas into world-changing ventures.
A small village in Gujarat that once survived monsoon to monsoon now has year-round water security. Collective action turned seasonal desperation into lasting stability.
Young entrepreneurs from Jordan, Madagascar, and Tunisia just won a major tech competition for building solutions that save lives, protect the environment, and solve real problems. Their innovations tackle workplace safety, clean energy, and water conservation across Africa and the Middle East.
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After 30 years of stalled progress, a conservation expert is calling for genuine collaboration to protect elephants and communities. The focus: proven, humane strategies that work for both wildlife and people.
A groundbreaking UC Irvine study reveals California doesn't have a water shortage at all. The state's real crisis is getting existing water supplies to thousands of disconnected residents.
Two nations with complementary strengths are joining forces to accelerate progress in clean energy, artificial intelligence, and sustainable solutions. The partnership opens doors for breakthrough innovations that could transform how we approach climate challenges.
A Brooklyn startup is helping food cart owners ditch noisy, smelly gas generators by swapping in clean e-bike batteries instead. The solution costs about the same but eliminates fumes and noise pollution that drove customers away.
Ethiopia is flipping the script on drought vulnerability by putting farmers in charge of their own irrigation systems. The government-backed program requires farmers to invest their own money, creating accountability and sustainable solutions.
A Ghanaian primary school that struggled for years without clean water now has a complete water system thanks to a bank and local leaders. Students and teachers no longer have to walk long distances just to access safe drinking water.