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After tracking more than 440 female Asian elephants in Sri Lanka for 12 years, US researchers found that population losses were followed by a sudden breakdown in social networks, leaving smaller and more isolated groups
A Philadelphia wetland damaged by old dikes and dredging is being reconnected to a creek through 13,000 feet of tidal channels; the project aims to restore 150 acres of wildlife habitat and help nearby flood-prone homes
Archaeologists digging in Beijing have found the first Great Wall remains from the Sui dynasty in the area, a 1,400-year-old frontier outpost with weapons and pottery, plus three wooden boats about 1,800 years old
Beavers reintroduced to an English estate changed its stream within a year: Researchers found more land insects, higher oxygen levels and nitrate nearly disappearing downstream, with effects extending at least 1km

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After tracking more than 440 female Asian elephants in Sri Lanka for 12 years, US researchers found that population losses were followed by a sudden breakdown in social networks, leaving smaller and more isolated groups
A Philadelphia wetland damaged by old dikes and dredging is being reconnected to a creek through 13,000 feet of tidal channels; the project aims to restore 150 acres of wildlife habitat and help nearby flood-prone homes
Archaeologists digging in Beijing have found the first Great Wall remains from the Sui dynasty in the area, a 1,400-year-old frontier outpost with weapons and pottery, plus three wooden boats about 1,800 years old
Beavers reintroduced to an English estate changed its stream within a year: Researchers found more land insects, higher oxygen levels and nitrate nearly disappearing downstream, with effects extending at least 1km

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After tracking more than 440 female Asian elephants in Sri Lanka for 12 years, US researchers found that population losses were followed by a sudden breakdown in social networks, leaving smaller and more isolated groups

A Philadelphia wetland damaged by old dikes and dredging is being reconnected to a creek through 13,000 feet of tidal channels; the project aims to restore 150 acres of wildlife habitat and help nearby flood-prone homes

Archaeologists digging in Beijing have found the first Great Wall remains from the Sui dynasty in the area, a 1,400-year-old frontier outpost with weapons and pottery, plus three wooden boats about 1,800 years old

Beavers reintroduced to an English estate changed its stream within a year: Researchers found more land insects, higher oxygen levels and nitrate nearly disappearing downstream, with effects extending at least 1km

In 2025, scientists brought pregnant San Francisco garter snakes to a zoo to protect their young; on November 10, officials revealed 62 zoo-raised snakes were released into the wild after genetic testing

Scientists have drawn a ‘treasure map’ of where fossils of ancient sea life are still waiting to be found, after mapping 540 million years of records, and the richest untapped finds may be the youngest

A ‘yellow brick road’ was discovered 1,029 metres beneath the Pacific Ocean; scientists explain how volcanic rock and iron-rich deposits created the striking formation |

When people entered a cave in Chiapas, Mexico, in 2012, they found 165 human skulls from a 1,000-year-old Maya skull rack; experts now say about half belonged to women and 15 to children, not just male war captives

Researchers tracking endangered Carnaby’s cockatoos in Western Australia found that tiny patches of surviving bushland act as stepping stones across cleared farms, showing why even fragments of native habitat matter

In 2024, New Jersey began restoring a 290-acre marsh and former industrial site by excavating tidal channels and building bird islands; by 2026, ospreys, bald eagles and herons were using the habitat

2026

Wind Turbine Recycling: 2022 saw Ireland building its first bridge with a wind mill turbine and solving a waste problem; now it is a ‘reuse’ trend in the US

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Mill blades – Representative Image Renewable energy, or green energy, is believed to be the most sustainable solution and also the future of tomorrow.Production of energy through windmills is among the most popular and results-driven choices.But what happens when the equipment becomes obsolete?Have you ever thought about how those parts are recycled or disposed of?Wind…

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Neet-Ug Paper Leak: ‘PM Modi’s apology awaited’: Opposition to keep up NEET protest pressure in Parliament | India News

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File photo: Opposition & ruling party MPs staged counter-protests & raised slogans against each other outside Parliament on Thursday (Picture credit: PTI) NEW DELHI: The Congress-led opposition is set to keep up the pressure on the government in Parliament over the alleged police brutality against students protesting the NEET-UG paper leak, with demands for action…

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A proposed 330-megawatt AI data centre in California promised not to use Colorado River water. Now it wants 260 million gallons a year | World News

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The AI boom is spreading data centres across the world faster than most tech projects. These AI lifelines work on two important resources, water and electricity, which they use from the areas they are located in. Often this leads to a fight between the locals and the tech giant owning the data centre since resources…

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Conservationists filled in 1.2km of a man-made river channel and allowed the water to spread naturally; the new Somerset wetland is now attracting rare wildlife

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A new waterscape has been created on the Holnicote Estate in Somerset (National Trust photos) Just one year after work completing a river restoration project in south-west England, researchers say the restored landscape has reduced flood peaks downstream, improved water quality and created new habitats for many species.The project took place on the National Trust’s…

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NEET SS counselling stalemate enters fifth month; FAIMA urges Supreme Court, Centre to fast-track admissions

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FAIMA has called for urgent action to restart the stalled NEET SS counselling process, citing the growing impact of the prolonged legal dispute over Tamil Nadu’s in-service quota. The association said the delay has left aspiring super-speciality doctors without training opportunities, increased financial hardship, and intensified staffing shortages across critical hospital departments. The Federation of…

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