The Soil Secret That Doubles the Speed of Forest Recovery
Decades of data from Central America reveal a surprisingly simple factor that predicts whether reforestation will succeed — or stall.
800 Species Found in Hidden World Beneath the Pacific
160 days at sea, 800 species documented, many never seen before — and deep-sea mining companies are watching closely.
Stockholm's 'Flying' Electric Ferry Transforms Waterway Commuting
It flies above the water, uses 80% less energy, and Stockholm has just declared it a success after a year of operation.
Sardinia's Griffon Vultures Return from the Brink in Italy's Greatest Conservation Win
From the edge of extinction to 500 strong — Sardinia's griffon vultures are one of Europe's great conservation comebacks.
UK Secures Record 7.4 GW in Largest-Ever Renewables Auction
Britain's largest-ever renewables auction secures 7.4 GW of clean power — and new onshore wind and solar is now half the cost of gas.
How Exercise Strengthens Bones: Scientists Crack the Molecular Code
The mystery of how exercise builds stronger bones has been solved — and the answer could transform treatment for 200 million people with osteoporosis.
EU Crosses the Line: Wind and Solar Outpace Fossil Fuels for First Time
Europe has crossed a historic threshold — wind and solar now generate more electricity than fossil fuels across the entire EU.
FDA Approves First Wearable Device for Pancreatic Cancer
Optune Pax is the first device of its kind — a portable, non-invasive treatment for one of cancer's most lethal forms.
China's Clean Energy Capacity Surpasses Fossil Fuels — A Global First
52% of China's operating power capacity now comes from non-fossil fuel sources — the first time clean energy has surpassed fossil fuels.
Lab-Grown Human Spinal Cord Heals After Injury in World First
Scientists at Northwestern University have achieved a world first: building a human spinal cord in miniature, injuring it, and healing it.
The Soil Secret That Doubles the Speed of Forest Recovery
Decades of data from Central America reveal a surprisingly simple factor that predicts whether reforestation will succeed — or stall.
800 Species Found in Hidden World Beneath the Pacific
160 days at sea, 800 species documented, many never seen before — and deep-sea mining companies are watching closely.