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Countries Boost Domestic Investment to Protect TB Progress Amid Challenges
Rural Firefighters Left Behind by Health Programs, Study Finds
RNew Zealand Budget Crisis Threatens Core Purpose, but Fix Is Clear
Berset Calls for Democratic Security at Dublin Summit
Nature-Based Climate Adaptation Costs Far Less Than Concrete and Steel
Earth's Cryosphere Still Within Safe Operating Space?
Asian Elephant Losses Push Herds Past Social Tipping Point
Elephants Grow More Isolated, Fracturing Social Networks
Dry Climates Also Linked to River Nitrate Pollution
Saudi Desert Was Green 125,000 Years Ago, Fossils Reveal
Rice Researcher Explores Disappearing Electronics for Medicine
IMF Concludes Mexico Review, Cuts Flexible Credit Line Access
Cement Particle Shape Linked to Construction Costs
UNAIDS Welcomes Trinidad and Tobago's Same-Sex Ruling
Medieval Public Health System Exposed Trondheim to Roundworm
Bringing Climate Inside Classroom
Scientists Map Key Brain Region in Landmark Cellular Atlas
Support for Proposed Wool Levy Welcomed
Overlooked Historic Heat Wave Offers Lessons on 2021 Heat Dome Near Miss
Warwick Showcases Sustainability Research in Leamington Spa
New Atlas Tracks Human Brain Cell Development Before and After Birth
Pregnancy Wildfire Smoke Exposure Linked to Childhood Asthma
FIU Scientists Find Hidden Extinction Risks in Deep Sea
U.S. Almonds, Walnuts and Grapes Depend on Vanishing Groundwater
Oxford Research Finds Climate Policies Advancing Despite Setbacks
Grants Aim to Improve Allergy and Asthma Care Access
Wiley Cuts Emissions 28% Since 2020 in Sustainability Report
Fiji Petrel Eludes 10-Day Search as Communities Protect Habitat
US Rural Prosperity Commission Visits Durham for Growth Talks
Migration to OECD Countries Falls for Second Year, Remains Historically High
El Niño Threatens Health, but Early Warnings Can Save Lives
Baghdad Conference Links Decent Work to Youth Opportunities, Civic Engagement
Portsmouth Astronomers Help Build Record Gravitational Lens Catalogue
Manchester Wins Three Major European Research Grants
ESCWA Advances Responsible AI in Arab Public Institutions
PolyU, Caritas Hospitals Partner on Rehab Innovation
Societal Tipping Points Could Preserve Safe Climate
ERC Synergy Grant Backs Modular Materials System of Future
UN Report: Over 1,000 Killed in Haiti From July to September
Dead Star Flashes Radio Waves Every 8 Minutes, Sun-Like Partner Found
NTU, Motherson Develop Magnetic Tech to Cut Time, Energy
City Life Leaves Genetic Traces in Berlin Squirrels
How TU/e Turns Research Into Societal Impact
OSCE Helps Parliament Address Climate Change Impacts
ITU Member States Re-Elect Doreen Bogdan-Martin as Secretary-General
El Niños First and Hardest Hits: South Americas Monthly Risks
ATEC Report Marks Key Step in Higher Education Reform
Community Invited to Shape Arts and Culture Strategy