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Portugal's new strategy addresses food's 30% ecological footprint by promoting plant proteins. Animal products cause 49% of food-related environmental impact, while Portugal produces only 14% of consu

Newark Liberty Airport faces operational meltdown with United Airlines canceling 35 daily round-trips. FAA controller staffing at critical 59% levels, aging technology failures, and major runway const

Experience Holland Michigan's award-winning Tulip Time Festival with 6 million blooms, 90th anniversary of Dutch Dance, and expanded eco-friendly initiatives. See how this 96-year tradition recently e

A king vulture chick with valuable genetics hatched at Bronx Zoo after a 30-year breeding gap. Keepers use a specialized puppet technique to feed the chick while preventing human imprinting, continuin

Space Force funds Gravitics $60M for orbital aircraft carrier storing satellites in 60m³ space for instant deployment, slashing 27-hour launch time to seconds against China's expanding orbital threats

UK drivers aged 70 and over must renew their driving licences every three years or risk a £1,000 fine, warns DVLA. Ensure compliance to avoid penalties and maintain valid insurance coverage.

Two Amur leopard cubs born at Yorkshire Wildlife Park mark a rare addition to the species, with the global population still under 130. Learn more about this significant conservation milestone.

Google secures 495 MW offshore wind power in Taiwan, marking its first such deal in Asia. Learn how this move supports Google's 24/7 carbon-free energy goal and Taiwan's renewable energy ambitions.

Only 70 Oregon coastal martens remain, and two summer vehicle events may doom them—lawsuit reveals how fast this fragile species could disappear unless urgent habitat protections are enforced.

Over 98% of Oregon’s thin-leaved peavine habitat is gone and some sites have under 10 plants left—why this rare flower may be headed for federal protection under the Endangered Species Act.