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A breakthrough study from Sweden shows that giving extremely premature babies early hydrocortisone treatment dramatically increases their chances of surviving without lifelong lung disease. The simple, safe treatment could help thousands of the tiniest patients worldwide.
Sweden's renewable energy sector is healthier than headlines suggest, according to industry leaders responding to a study claiming 80% of wind producers lost money. The debate highlights how complex energy economics are being oversimplified.
Sweden is making a dramatic energy comeback, planning to build new nuclear reactors after decades of shutdowns. Researchers are studying how nuclear power shifted from an outdated technology to a cornerstone of the country's clean energy future.
Sweden is fixing immigration rules that forced young adults into deportation even when their families could stay. Thousands of teenagers who grew up in Sweden will now have a real path to remain.
Sweden is teaching Azerbaijan how to build cities with wood instead of concrete, showcasing massive timber projects ahead of the UN's World Urban Forum in Baku. With 70% forest cover and over a century of reforestation laws, Sweden's low-carbon construction expertise could reshape urban development across the Caspian region.
Sweden just launched one of Europe's biggest green hydrogen projects, bringing together 45 partners to produce 4,000 tonnes of clean fuel by 2030. The six-year initiative could make Sweden a leader in affordable, climate-friendly energy.
After two years of decline, Sweden's solar industry is bouncing back with a surprising twist: batteries are now being installed before solar panels. The storage-first approach could help Sweden add 1 gigawatt of clean energy annually.
Rabbalshede Kraft just secured government approval to build a new wind project in Sweden, adding more clean power to the nation's renewable energy grid. The approval marks another step forward in Sweden's commitment to carbon-free electricity.
A hybrid renewable energy project in central Sweden just secured environmental approval, combining large-scale solar power with one of Scandinavia's biggest battery systems. The facility will power tens of thousands of homes while helping Sweden go fossil-free.
A Maryland junior who thought studying abroad was financially impossible just earned a federal scholarship to explore tropical ecosystems in Thailand. For Levi Cavaleri, it's his first trip outside the United States and a doorway to his environmental career dreams.
Martin Ponsiluoma delivered Sweden's first biathlon medal at Milano Cortina 2026, nailing 19 of 20 shots to claim gold in the men's 12.5km pursuit. His clutch final-round shooting secured Sweden's first Olympic title in the event since 2010.
Energy company Aneo just flipped the switch on a new solar power plant in Sweden and is already planning an ambitious expansion into hybrid renewable energy systems. The move signals growing confidence in Sweden's clean energy market.
Living near other LGBTQ+ people makes gay, lesbian, and bisexual residents significantly more likely to vote, according to groundbreaking research tracking nearly 30 years of election data. The findings reveal how community closeness powers democratic participation.
A groundbreaking Swedish study tracking 2.7 million people reveals autism may be just as common in girls as boys, though girls often wait years longer for diagnosis. By early adulthood, autism rates become nearly equal between genders.
George Raynor couldn't get hired in England, so he moved to Sweden and made history. He became the first English manager to reach a World Cup final, winning Olympic gold along the way.
Sweden is reversing decades of digitalization by investing $137 million to put physical textbooks back in every student's hands. The bold move comes as research shows screen learning may hurt foundational skills like reading comprehension and handwriting.
Sweden just committed 4.2 billion kronor (about $400 million USD) to help businesses and cities build renewable energy projects that strengthen the national power grid. Applications are open until May 2026 for anyone ready to bring clean energy solutions to life.
Sweden's brown bears rebounded from just 100 to over 3,000 after near-extinction. Now citizen scientists are joining researchers to protect breeding sites and ensure the recovery continues.
Sweden is taking a bold step to help students concentrate and protect their mental health by banning mobile phones during the entire school day for children up to age 16. The nationwide policy aims to reduce distractions and give parents backup in limiting screen time at home.
Sweden's renewable energy sector just bounced back in a big way. Investment decisions in the first quarter of 2026 already exceeded all of 2025, signaling a powerful shift toward clean energy.
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