Solar Power Now Cheaper Than Ever — Clean Energy Revolution Accelerates
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Solar Power Now Cheaper Than Ever — Clean Energy Revolution Accelerates

New report shows solar energy costs have dropped 90% in a decade, making it the cheapest electricity source in history.

Maya Chen · February 15, 2026

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Your Morning Coffee May Be Protecting Your Brain, Major Study of 130,000 People Finds
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Your Morning Coffee May Be Protecting Your Brain, Major Study of 130,000 People Finds

A sweeping new study suggests that moderate caffeine consumption is associated with slower brain ageing and reduced dementia risk, adding to a growing body of evidence on coffee's neuroprotective benefits.

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Minneapolis Mothers Build Grassroots Network to Support Families in Crisis
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Minneapolis Mothers Build Grassroots Network to Support Families in Crisis

A remarkable network of Minneapolis mothers is donating breastmilk, diapers, and groceries to families in need, demonstrating the extraordinary power of community solidarity.

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From Coal Dust to Solar Panels: How a Small French Town Became a Model for Green Transformation
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From Coal Dust to Solar Panels: How a Small French Town Became a Model for Green Transformation

Once one of Europe's largest coal mining regions, Loos-en-Gohelle in northern France has reinvented itself as a beacon of sustainable development through decades of citizen-led change.

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Grassroots Inventors Are Building Their Own Wind Turbines — and Teaching the World to Follow

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A Century After Vanishing, Wild European Bison Roam the Carpathians Once More
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A Century After Vanishing, Wild European Bison Roam the Carpathians Once More

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James Okafor · February 16, 2026
Exercise Physically Rewires the Brain, Landmark Study Reveals
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Exercise Physically Rewires the Brain, Landmark Study Reveals

A groundbreaking study published in Neuron shows that repeated exercise strengthens neural wiring in the brain, making certain neurons quicker to activate and boosting endurance.

Maya Chen · February 16, 2026
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Teenager Invents Water Purifier That Could Save Millions of Lives

A 17-year-old from Kenya has created a low-cost water purification device using locally available materials.

James Okafor · February 15, 2026
Scientists Discover New Coral Reef Thriving Against All Odds
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Scientists Discover New Coral Reef Thriving Against All Odds

Marine biologists have found a massive, healthy coral reef in the deep Pacific that appears resistant to warming.

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Community Garden Movement Transforms Urban Neighborhoods Worldwide
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Community Garden Movement Transforms Urban Neighborhoods Worldwide

Cities around the globe report crime drops and stronger social bonds where community gardens take root.

Lina Petrov · February 15, 2026
AI Breakthrough Helps Detect Cancer Five Years Earlier Than Traditional Methods
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AI Breakthrough Helps Detect Cancer Five Years Earlier Than Traditional Methods

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Global Literacy Rate Hits All-Time High as Education Initiatives Bear Fruit
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UNESCO reports that 95% of the world's youth can now read and write — the highest rate in human history.

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