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IMF Reaches Staff-Level Deal With Jordan on Sixth Review
Climate Anxiety Takes Toll on College Students
Seagrass Helps Biscayne Bay Mangroves Keep Pace With Rising Seas
Infant Dependence, Protest Predict Fetal Loss in Wild Mandrills
Minns Government Urged to Help Households Before Crisis Hits
IMF's Dan Katz Concludes Visit to El Salvador
New Method Turns Global Biodiversity Targets Into Local Action
Congenital Anomalies, Deprivation Affect Children's Education
Fingerprints of Noisy Distributions in Quantum Systems
U.S. and Iceland Hold Strategic Dialogue
New Tool Guides Tough Land and Water Use Decisions
Expertise Informing Global Climate Policy At COP31
Canada's Endangered Wildlife in Political Limbo: Study
FAO Urges Faster Agrifood Action on Biodiversity at COP17
NIH Data Ecosystem Could Speed Scientific Discovery
EU Approves Latvia's Final €504M NextGenerationEU Payment
Canada Modernizes Asylum System to Speed Decisions
Prairie Farmers Need Broader Approach to Soil Acidity
Bridging Redox Chemistry Across Scales for Smarter Devices
OSCE Stresses Need for Independent Polish Tribunal
Fresh Violence in Northern Mozambique Displaces 7,000+
New Chapter For Open Research Europe
Stronger Trade Secret Protection Breaks Innovation Silos
Meta's $25B Fine Omits Accountability for Cambridge Analytica Scandal
UNAIDS Chief Named Chair of Environment Institute Board
Research Advances Path to Better Methanol Production
Scientists Find Autism Clue Hidden in Placenta
UTA Educator Earns Top UT Regents' Teaching Honor
Lebanon Launches Strategy to Advance Disability Rights and Inclusion
Scientists Revive Decades-Old Gene-Targeting Approach With Synthetic DNA
EU Steps Up Crisis Preparedness for Growing Risks
Sunscreen Myths: Beef Tallow, Cancer and Vitamin D
Stone Age Hunters May Have Used Poison Arrows for Big Prey
Seafood Loophole Keeps Critically Endangered Species on Menus
New Investment Targets Cane Toads Threatening Pilbara
Nearly Half of Trucked Containers Are Empty
Supplementary Senate Estimates
News Innovation Fund Recipients Announced
Nepal Advances Decent Jobs, Social Protection and Care Economy
Greenpeace Links Swedish Forest Destruction to IKEA Products
Winchester South Approved, but Fight Against Coal Mine Continues
Scientists Reverse Liver Cell Aging, Halve Alzheimer's-Linked Protein
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Curtin, Rio Tinto Partner to Keep Cane Toads Out of Pilbara
Major Step Forward For Brisbane Youth Foyer
Government Backs Regional Airline Air Napier
New Plan To Protect Grassland Earless Dragons
First Nations Lead Annual Murray-Darling Basin Water Planning