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  • December 31, 2024

University of Washington integrates mental health into emergency services

The mental health crisis response team will be launched this spring to support students, staff, and faculty during emergencies. The initiative replaces police involvement in specific cases and prioritizes compassionate care and connecting individuals.
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  • December 31, 2024

US Trade Commission bans hidden junk fees on tickets and short-term lodging

Aa new rule ends hidden fees on event tickets and short-term lodging to ensure transparent pricing practices across industries so consumers no longer face unnaturally inflated prices, saving them billions and hours of wasted time.
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  • December 31, 2024

New treatment boosts daily skills and social interactions in Down syndrome

A groundbreaking clinical trial has shown that a new drug safely improves cognitive function, daily skills, and social interactions for people with Down syndrome, a huge step towards more independence and improved quality of life for affected individuals.
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  • December 31, 2024

People with disabilities gain independence with Madrid Metro initiative

The Madrid Metro system has helped over 1,700 individuals with intellectual disabilities to gain confidence and travel independently in an initiative that fosters inclusion with personalized training and innovative resources.
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  • December 31, 2024

South Korea cuts subsidies for new biomass energy projects in a policy shift

South Korea’s decision to reduce subsidies for imported biomass signals a pivotal step towards sustainable energy and is aimed at easing pressure on vulnerable forests. With this bold reform, the country sets a promising example for reducing biomass’s environmental impact and promoting greener alternatives.
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  • December 31, 2024

Amazon Rivers show signs of recovery after historic drought

The Amazon River and its tributaries, which make up the largest freshwater basin in the world, are rising again and bringing relief to communities after historic lows that caused isolation and disruptions.
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  • December 31, 2024

California launches a massive $2 billion solar and storage project

California has switched on a $2 billion solar and storage project in Mojave, in a major step toward cleaner energy. The Eland 1 Solar-plus-Storage Project is set to support local jobs and generate lasting benefits for Southern California’s communities.
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  • December 31, 2024

China strengthens renewable energy push with $2.1 billion equity deal

China Huaneng has secured a $2.1 billion equity infusion to propel its renewable energy expansion. This record investment will ease the financial challenges for Huaneng Renewables and drive the growth of wind and solar power to further advance China’s ambitious green energy goals.
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  • December 31, 2024

London Fashion Week pioneers ban on exotic animal skins

London Fashion Week has become the first major fashion event to ban exotic animal skins such as crocodiles and snakes starting this year, a historic shift that promotes innovative and animal-friendly materials in the world’s fashion capital.
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  • December 31, 2024

Secrets of bird plumage unlocked using breakthrough imaging techniques

Scientists have unlocked hidden colors in rare bird-of-paradise plumage. Advanced hyperspectral imaging reveals intricate ultraviolet patterns invisible to human eyes and offers a new way to study animal coloration and its evolutionary significance.
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  • December 31, 2024

New study offers hope for restoring thalamus function in chronic stroke patients

A new study has shown that damage to the thalamus, caused indirectly by a stroke, plays a big role in long-term disability, suggesting that focused treatments could help restore its functions, ease lasting stroke effects and improve patients' lives.
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  • December 31, 2024

Barbados secures $165 million for climate resilience with world-first debt swap

Barbados has completed the world’s first debt-for-climate swap and secured USD 165 million to fund climate-resilient infrastructure like improving water systems, food security, and environmental protection.
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  • December 31, 2024

Innovative video game supports grieving children and teens

The interactive, free-to-download video game 'Apart of Me' offers a safe platform for grieving teens to navigate loss through storytelling and compassionate gameplay, helping young people process their emotions while fostering understanding and connection.
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  • December 31, 2024

New policies drive open access to federally funded research articles in US

Two years ago, Biden called for immediate free access to scientific journal articles produced from federally funded research. The National Institutes of Health and Department of Energy will comply, and all other research funding agencies are expected to follow suit.
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  • December 31, 2024

Malaria vaccine rollout begins in world’s worst-affected country

Nigeria marks a crucial step in its fight against malaria by rolling out a malaria vaccine to protect vulnerable children, save millions of lives and reduce the disease’s devastating impact across the nation.
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  • December 31, 2024

Namibia elects first female president in a history victory

After securing over 57% of the votes in a landmark victory, former  freedom fighter and an advocate for women's rights, Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah, has made history as Namibia's first female president.
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  • December 31, 2024

New bill in US renews hope for federal action on Indian boarding schools

The Senate has passed a bipartisan bill to create a Truth and Healing Commission on Indian Boarding School Policies, which aims to address historical injustices and intergenerational trauma, offering hope for healing in affected communities.
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  • December 31, 2024

Belgian sex workers win rights to sick pay, contracts, and protections

Belgium has made history in becoming the first country to grant sex workers rights to sick leave, maternity leave, and pensions. Advocates celebrate the law as a victory against exploitation and a start in securing workplace rights for the marginalized community.
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