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We celebrate the endeavours of our network of partners spanning diverse sectors and backgrounds. Aligned with our shared commitment to fostering global peace and understanding, these collaborations propel us towards a future illuminated with hope and progress. Join us as we showcase the collective efforts driving positive change and shaping a brighter future.

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Christmas Tree Facts

The famous Christmas tree, with its ornaments, lights, a star on top (and perhaps presents underneath), signals the joyous festivities assoc

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New AI-Assisted Gene Editing Method May Hold ‘Immense Potential’ in 


Imagine if scientists could use AI to manipulate the genetic makeup of a single type of cell without affecting other cells in the body.

Economics & Policy

Ending 50 Years of Gridlock Over How to Protect the 


World Food Prize 2020 winner and renowned soil scientist Professor Rattan Lal serves as director of the Rattan Lal Center for Carbon

Food

Sorting Out Sweeteners—Tips for ‘Sugary’ Desserts that Please and Nourish

There is something about the end of a meal that begs a touch of sweetness. While some people reject desserts for fear of added pounds—or blo

Human Health

Drug-resistant Germs Setting Off Global Alarms

Antibiotics are among the greatest medical advances of the 20th century. Their widespread use has revolutionized healthcare, increased life

Education

Sharing a Love for Nature

‘Citizen Science’ and ‘BioBlitz’ Team Up to Foster Hands-on Environmental Education

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North Pole Facts

As one of two poles contributing to Earth’s magnetic field and the unofficially recognized home of Santa Claus, the North Pole is part of th

Water Quality

England’s Pristine, Rare ‘Chalk Stream’ Rivers Face Pollution and Overuse

Southern England is home to unique freshwater ecosystems known as chalk streams. The name is derived from the rivers’ unusual chalk bedrock,

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Eating Sugar in Early Childhood Linked to Later-life Diabetes, Hypertension 


Research has already shown that adults who ate sugary foods in their childhood are at greater risk for tooth decay and its associated health

Water Quality

Super-Deep Wells Open New Freshwater Sources Amid Depleting Groundwater

In a world that depends on liquid fresh water, almost all of it—99%—lies buried beneath the Earth’s surface, with the remaining 1% found in

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Huge Lithium Discovery in Arkansas Sparks Hope for US Energy

A potential “game-changer” lithium reserve has been discovered in southwestern Arkansas, says a recent US Geological Survey study.

Human Health

The Power of Plant-Centric Patient Care

Around the world, healthcare professionals are collaborating to harness the benefits of whole-food, plant-based diets to address chronic

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Facts for the 11th World Soil Day

Soil is essential for life on this planet by storing water and nutrients, providing habitats, and taking up and releasing gases (such as oxy

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World Wildlife Fund: 2024 Living Planet Report

Over the last 50 years, wild vertebrate populations have dropped by 73%, the World Wildlife Fund said in a 2024 report released in October.

Ecosystems

Building Tall with Wood Could Revolutionize ‘Green’ Construction

Since the dawn of civilization, humans have used wood as a primary building material. Strong, bountiful, easy to shape—its suitability for c

Energy

Green Energy Solar Installations Help Family Farms with ‘Agrivoltaic’ Benefits

Canadian registered nurse Janna Greir always loved the idea of living in the country and operating a small farm, but her hopes to become a

Data

Emissions Gap Report 2024

The UN Environment Programme’s (UNEP) 15th Emissions Gap Report 2024 is sounding alarms about the world’s faltering efforts to limit global

Climate Change

Ready or Not: Saving the Environment Takes Center Stage

Solving environmental woes is going to take a mass movement, says Columbia University Professor Steven Cohen, PhD, who has long stressed the

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The State of Food and Agriculture 2024

In November, the UN’s Food and Agriculture Organization published its 2024 State of Food and Agriculture report on global “agrifood” or the

Waste Management

Drowning In Dough?

Around the world, bread is a beloved staple of billions of people’s diets, with an estimated 100 million tons produced each year. Many milli


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