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  • July 22, 2025

NYC Intersections See 33% Fewer Pedestrian Injuries After LPI Rollout

According to the largest dataset to date evaluating the effectiveness of Leading Pedestrian Intervals (LPIs), which gives pedestrians a 7-second head start at traffic lights before vehicles receive a green light to turn, is associated with a 33% reduction in both fatal and non-fatal pedestrian injuries at New York City intersections.
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  • July 22, 2025

Bioengineered Organs Get Smarter With Built-In Electronic Control

A new frontier in biotech merges living tissue with electronics to create smart biohybrid organs. These platforms can monitor, respond to, and even self-regulate biological functions, paving the way for more adaptive, personalized treatments and advanced medical technologies.
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  • July 22, 2025

Food Waste Becomes Biodegradable Plastic in Green Breakthrough

Researchers at SUNY Binghamton use fermented food waste and bacteria to create PHA bioplastic—harvesting 90% for eco-packaging. This scalable, low-cost process tackles food and plastic waste while reducing emissions, with potential for mainstream industrial use.
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  • July 22, 2025

New tech turns seawater and air into fuel to power a cleaner future

A groundbreaking platform extracts carbon from the air and hydrogen from seawater to create synthetic fuels. This innovation could reshape global energy systems and offer a cleaner alternative for hard-to-decarbonize sectors like aviation and shipping.
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  • July 22, 2025

Vaccine in Pregnancy Shields Babies From Severe Lung Infections

A maternal RSV vaccine administered during pregnancy reduces the risk of infants being hospitalized with serious respiratory infections by 90%. Experts call it a major breakthrough in neonatal health, offering newborns critical protection during their most vulnerable stage.
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  • July 22, 2025

Recycled Tyres Strengthen Rail Tracks with Groundbreaking System

A new track technology using rubber from old tyres helps protect railways from damage. In real-world trials, the system reduced vibration, degradation, and track movement—offering a sustainable solution that boosts safety and resilience in rail infrastructure.
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  • July 22, 2025

NYC Intersections See 33% Fewer Pedestrian Injuries After LPI Rollout

According to the largest dataset to date evaluating the effectiveness of Leading Pedestrian Intervals (LPIs), which gives pedestrians a 7-second head start at traffic lights before vehicles receive a green light to turn, is associated with a 33% reduction in both fatal and non-fatal pedestrian injuries at New York City intersections.
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  • July 22, 2025

Bioengineered Organs Get Smarter With Built-In Electronic Control

A new frontier in biotech merges living tissue with electronics to create smart biohybrid organs. These platforms can monitor, respond to, and even self-regulate biological functions, paving the way for more adaptive, personalized treatments and advanced medical technologies.
(c) Ali Hajiliyi/Unsplash CC0
  • July 22, 2025

Food Waste Becomes Biodegradable Plastic in Green Breakthrough

Researchers at SUNY Binghamton use fermented food waste and bacteria to create PHA bioplastic—harvesting 90% for eco-packaging. This scalable, low-cost process tackles food and plastic waste while reducing emissions, with potential for mainstream industrial use.
(c) Etstalize.me/Unsplash CC0
  • July 22, 2025

New tech turns seawater and air into fuel to power a cleaner future

A groundbreaking platform extracts carbon from the air and hydrogen from seawater to create synthetic fuels. This innovation could reshape global energy systems and offer a cleaner alternative for hard-to-decarbonize sectors like aviation and shipping.
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  • July 20, 2025

Sri Lanka Protects Rare Ecosystem to Safeguard Biodiversity and Heritage

Sri Lanka has officially granted protected status to the rare villus wetlands, a unique floodplain ecosystem vital for endangered wildlife. This move marks a powerful step toward preserving biodiversity and honoring the deep cultural value of these natural habitats.
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  • July 20, 2025

Beyond Shade: New Radiant Cooling Makes Outdoor Heat Feel Bearable

UCLA engineers have developed a passive radiant cooling structure that can lower perceived outdoor temperatures by up to 7°F (4°C). Unlike shade alone, it cools by releasing heat into the sky. This could revolutionize how cities stay livable during extreme heat waves.
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  • July 20, 2025

Europe Becomes a Solar Powerhouse as Clean Energy Sets New Records

For the first time in EU history, solar power became the top electricity source in June 2025, generating 22.1% of the total. The Netherlands and Greece led the charge, while coal hit a record low. Europe’s clean energy transition is accelerating faster than ever.
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  • July 20, 2025

Empathy-Based Messaging Found to Increase Vaccine Uptake

A new study reveals that vaccine messages emphasizing empathy—such as protecting loved ones—significantly increase acceptance. This approach was more effective than fear-based or purely informational strategies, offering insights for future public health campaigns.
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  • July 20, 2025

New Research Finds Eating Eggs May Support Heart Health After All

A large-scale study across 60 countries suggests that consuming up to one egg per day may actually lower cholesterol levels and reduce the risk of heart disease. The findings challenge long-held beliefs and support moderate egg consumption as part of a healthy diet.
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  • July 20, 2025

Rocky Mountains Become More Accessible for Visitors with Disabilities

  • July 17, 2025

UK Lowers Voting Age to 16—Major Reform to Empower Youth Voters

The UK has approved lowering the voting age to 16 for the next general election, giving 1.6 million young people a say in national politics. The reform, part of Labour’s Elections Bill, also includes voter ID updates and tighter rules to ensure electoral integrity.
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  • July 17, 2025

Ecuador Grants Historic Land Title to Indigenous Sápara Community

In a major win for Indigenous rights, Ecuador has granted official land title to the Sápara people for 79,000 hectares of ancestral Amazon forest. The move strengthens cultural preservation, environmental stewardship, and global recognition of Indigenous leadership.
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