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Environment

September 23, 2025

Scientists develop ocean bacteria that eat plastic faster than ever

Researchers engineer a strain of marine bacteria capable of degrading plastic at record speeds, offering a potential breakthrough in combating global ocean pollution.
by Esther J. Stewart
September 22, 2025

A breakthrough in fusion energy brings net gain within reach

Scientists report a fusion experiment achieving net positive energy output for the first time, edging humanity closer to clean, virtually limitless power.
by Dora Moore
September 21, 2025

Desert cities turn to fog harvesting to secure fresh water

Water-scarce urban regions are experimenting with fog harvesting technologies, capturing atmospheric moisture to supplement limited freshwater supplies and combat growing droughts.
by Stanley Coster
September 19, 2025

Rivers on the brink: Drought pushes major waterways to critical lows

Hydrologists warn that unprecedented drought conditions are driving major rivers worldwide to dangerously low levels, threatening agriculture, energy production, and the drinking water supply of millions.
by Dr. Priya N. Bhandari
September 17, 2025

Urban forests emerge as cities race to fight extreme heat

Municipal governments are investing heavily in large-scale reforestation of urban districts, hoping to mitigate soaring temperatures and improve air quality through nature-based cooling strategies.
by Suzy Flach
September 16, 2025

Recycled construction: How circular architecture is reshaping skylines

Architects and engineers are turning to fully recyclable materials to design buildings that can be dismantled and reused, dramatically reducing emissions from the construction sector.
by Esther J. Stewart

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Environment
| September 19, 2025

Rivers on the brink: Drought pushes major waterways to critical lows

by Dr. Priya N. Bhandari
Environment
| September 23, 2025

Scientists develop ocean bacteria that eat plastic faster than ever

by Esther J. Stewart

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September 25, 2025

Coral “whispers” revealing the secret stresses of a warming ocean

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Global heat records push nations to rethink climate strategies

Unprecedented global temperatures are forcing governments to adopt more aggressive climate policies, focusing on resilience, renewable energy, and adaptation measures.
by Suzy Flach
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Scientists develop ocean bacteria that eat plastic faster than ever

Researchers engineer a strain of marine bacteria capable of degrading plastic at record speeds, offering a potential breakthrough in combating global ocean pollution.
by Esther J. Stewart
September 22, 2025

A breakthrough in fusion energy brings net gain within reach

Scientists report a fusion experiment achieving net positive energy output for the first time, edging humanity closer to clean, virtually limitless power.
by Dora Moore
September 21, 2025

Desert cities turn to fog harvesting to secure fresh water

Water-scarce urban regions are experimenting with fog harvesting technologies, capturing atmospheric moisture to supplement limited freshwater supplies and combat growing droughts.
by Stanley Coster
September 19, 2025

Rivers on the brink: Drought pushes major waterways to critical lows

Hydrologists warn that unprecedented drought conditions are driving major rivers worldwide to dangerously low levels, threatening agriculture, energy production, and the drinking water supply of millions.
by Dr. Priya N. Bhandari

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