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  • August 11, 2025

Landmark New EU Media Law Protects Journalists

August marked a significant milestone for media freedom in the EU with the implementation of a groundbreaking legislation that prohibits social media platforms from arbitrarily deleting or restricting content from independent media, enhances transparency in media ownership and state advertising, and limits the use of spyware against journalists.
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  • August 11, 2025

Record Year for White-Tailed Eagles as Three Chicks Fledge

Since the start of a reintroduction programme in 2019, a total of six baby eagles have now fledged. All of the chicks are fitted with satellite tags so the project team can track their progress. The white-tailed eagle was Britain's largest bird of prey before it was hunted to extinction in the south of England in the 18th Century.
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  • August 11, 2025

Kenya Successfully Eradicates Sleeping Sickness

After decades of effort, Kenya has become the 10th African country to successfully eliminate HAT, a vector-borne illness transmitted by tsetse flies, as a public health concern. The achievement contributes to a global total of at least 57 countries that have met the target for neglected tropical diseases.
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  • August 11, 2025

Algae-Based Blue Dye to Replace Synthetic Food Colourants

ReadAlgae-Based Blue Dye to Replace Synthetic Food Colourants
  • August 11, 2025

Nigeria’s Inclusive Church Offers Deaf and Mute a True Community

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ReadNigeria’s Inclusive Church Offers Deaf and Mute a True Community
  • August 11, 2025

True Circularity: Bali Hotel Uses Its Waste to Create Furniture

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  • August 7, 2025

Dancing Together Strengthens Health and Bridges Generations

A new pilot in Ireland shows teens and seniors dancing together reduces sitting time in older adults and boosts cognition for both. This joyful, creative connection counters ageism and heals social distance, one dance step at a time.
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  • August 7, 2025

Wild Jaguar Cub Spotted in Argentina’s Gran Chaco After 30 Years

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ReadWild Jaguar Cub Spotted in Argentina’s Gran Chaco After 30 Years
  • August 7, 2025

Canada Designates Largest Marine Protected Area in Deep-Sea Oasis

Canada has just established the Tang.ɢ̱wan–ḥačxʷiqak–Tsig̱is MPA, spanning 133,017 km²—larger than Vancouver Island. Co-managed with First Nations, this deep‑sea sanctuary shields rare hydrothermal vents, biodiversity hotspots and seabed ecosystems in a new era of marine stewardship.
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  • August 7, 2025

Foreign Visitors to Support Conservation at NZ’s Iconic Natural Sites

From 2027, international tourists will contribute NZ$20–40 to visit Milford Sound, Tongariro Crossing, Cathedral Cove, and Aoraki Mount Cook. This fair action helps fund conservation, infrastructure, and jobs—protecting these natural wonders for all our futures.
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ReadForeign Visitors to Support Conservation at NZ’s Iconic Natural Sites
  • August 7, 2025

Color‑Changing Paper Sensor Flags Poisonous Gases Instantly

A simple yet brilliant sensor made with dye‑coated silica squares changes color upon exposure to 12 toxic gases, identifying them with 99% accuracy in just five minutes. It’s low‑cost, durable, and humidity‑proof—a practical breakthrough for environmental safety. 
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  • August 7, 2025

New Glass Cleans Itself in Seconds with a Simple Electric Field

Chinese scientists developed transparent, low-cost glass that removes 95% of dust within 10 seconds using electric fields—no water or chemicals needed. It even blocks new particles from settling, offering sustainable, maintenance-free solutions from skyscrapers to Mars rovers.
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  • August 5, 2025

DNA Tool Returns Trafficked Parrots to Their Native Colombia Habitats

Colombian researchers created a DNA database for Amazona parrots, allowing authorities to trace rescued birds back to their original habitats. This protects genetic diversity, boosts survival, and restores trafficked parrots to the ecosystems where they belong.
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  • August 5, 2025

Starting 2026, New York Requires New Buildings to Be All-Electric

New York’s landmark All-Electric Buildings Act mandates that all new buildings under seven stories must be fully electric by 2026, with taller buildings following by 2029. This bold law will lower emissions, improve indoor air, create green jobs, and cut energy costs for residents.
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ReadStarting 2026, New York Requires New Buildings to Be All-Electric
  • August 5, 2025

France Fast-Tracks Return of African Art with New Heritage Bill

France has introduced an ambitious Heritage Bill to fast-track the return of African artworks acquired during colonial times. Items held in public collections may now be returned to originating countries, signaling a new era of cultural justice, reconnection, and restitution.
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  • August 5, 2025

Paralysed Teen Becomes Scotland’s First Disabled Racing Driver

After a skiing accident left him in a wheelchair, 17-year-old Ally Chalmers refused limits. Using a specially-adapted Mini Cooper with hand controls, he passed his racing licence and debuted in adult competition. A powerful example of resilience, innovation, and inclusion.
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  • August 5, 2025

This Year, Gulf of Mexico Dead Zone Is 20% Smaller Than Scientists Had Feared

The significant reduction is an encouraging sign that highlights the dedication and impactful work of scientists and the effectiveness of collaborative efforts in supporting fishermen, coastal communities, and vital marine ecosystems.
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ReadThis Year, Gulf of Mexico Dead Zone Is 20% Smaller Than Scientists Had Feared
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