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Overhead power lines and transmission towers stand against a cloudy sky, with residential buildings and industrial structures in the background.

Nuclear Power Hits Record High But Faces Crisis As Renewable Investment Soars and China Dominates Construction

Nuclear power generation hit an all-time high in 2024, but experts warn this momentum may be difficult to maintain in coming years. The industry faces challenges from aging plants, insufficient investment, and

Sunita Somvanshi

September 23, 2025

Health·News·Science·USA

Trump Links Prenatal Tylenol to Autism Despite Safety Guidelines

The Trump administration plans to announce a connection between prenatal use of Tylenol (acetaminophen) and autism risk, contrary to current medical guidelines that consider the medication safe for pregnant women, according to

Tejal Somvanshi

September 22, 2025

View of Runway 08-R at London Gatwick Airport showing the main runway with cloudy sky above.

Aviation·Business·News·UK

UK Approves £2.2 Billion Gatwick Airport Expansion: 110,000 More Flights and 14,000 Jobs Coming

The UK government has given the green light to Gatwick Airport’s £2.2 billion plan to bring its Northern Runway into regular use. Transport Secretary Heidi Alexander approved the project, which will see

Sonali Tiwary

September 22, 2025

Newcastle University research team closely examining captive-bred Littlejohn's tree frog tadpoles in laboratory containers during their conservation breeding program

Australia·Conservation·Nature·Wildlife

Lab Success Breeds Hope for Endangered NSW Frog as Hunter Power Line Plans Threaten Recovery

Scientists at the University of Newcastle have bred the endangered Littlejohn’s tree frog in captivity for the first time, producing around 90 healthy tadpoles from laboratory tanks. The breakthrough comes as a

Rahul Somvanshi

September 22, 2025

United Nations Building in Bangkok showing the UN emblem on a white marble wall alongside multiple national flags flying on poles, representing international cooperation on global issues.

Climate·News·USA

Climate Week NYC 2025 Breaks Records with 1,000+ Events as Figueres Says ‘Pull Now Comes From Market Forces, Not Governments’

Climate Week NYC 2025 opens Sunday, September 21, with a record-breaking scale, featuring over 1,000 events across New York City – the largest turnout in its 16-year history. The gathering comes at

Govind Tekale

September 22, 2025

Laboratory setup showing transparent battery test cells arranged on a wooden table with connected sensors and monitoring equipment for acoustic emissions research.

Electric·Energy·Science·Technology

MIT Researchers Decode Battery Sounds to Detect Failures Before They Happen, Like ‘Seeing Tiny Bubbles Before Boiling

MIT researchers have discovered that batteries make specific sounds as they degrade, potentially offering a simple way to monitor battery health and prevent failures before they happen. The research team found that

Karmactive Team

September 22, 2025

Two maintenance workers installing bird-safe window film with small dot patterns on windows at the Great Swamp National Wildlife Refuge Visitor Center in New Jersey.

Nature·Wildlife

Cornell Study: 1 Billion Birds Die Yearly from Window Collisions, Tailored Messages Motivate Prevention Action

Window strikes kill over one billion birds yearly in the U.S. and Canada, but a groundbreaking Cornell study reveals how to better motivate people to prevent these deadly collisions. The Cornell Lab

Karmactive Staff

September 22, 2025

The NHL plans to construct a massive climate-controlled tent over Raymond James Stadium's field to build ice for the 2026 Stadium Series game between Boston and Tampa Bay.

Environment·Sport

NHL’s 34-Foot Cooling Tent for Tampa Game Raises Resource Questions While Targeting 60°F in 70.9°F Climate

The NHL plans to construct a massive climate-controlled tent over Raymond James Stadium’s field to build ice for the 2026 Stadium Series game between Boston and Tampa Bay. The NHL has not

Govind Tekale

September 21, 2025

Rashmi Prakash, UBC biomedical engineering alumna, standing outdoors holding a compostable menstrual pad product while wearing a navy blazer over a floral dress.

Business·Health·Nature·Sustainability

AI Delegation Increases Dishonesty by 84% as Users Exploit ‘Moral Distance,’ Max Planck Study Finds

A Halifax-based startup is turning heads in the menstrual product industry by creating fully compostable pads that break down in just two months. Aruna Revolution, founded by UBC biomedical engineering alumna Rashmi

Govind Tekale

September 19, 2025

Big Bazaar store interior at Esplanade, Kolkata, showing shoppers among refrigerators, TVs, and appliances on display.

Business·India·News

From Refrigerators To FMCG, Bills To Fall As GST Restructures Effective Sept 22

GST Change Impact Simulator GST Change Impact Simulator Explore how the new GST rates affect prices of everyday products and calculate your potential savings Select a Product Category: Electronics (TV, Refrigerator, AC)Furniture

Sunita Somvanshi

September 19, 2025