NOAA Device IDs 100+ Fish Species, Stops 40 Tons Illegal Seafood
NOAA's innovative device rapidly identifies over 100 fish species, leading to the interception of 40 tons of illegal seafood.
Govind Tekale
NHS Introduces Home MS Pill: 80% Relapse-Free, 7.5x Fewer Brain Lesions
The NHS's new at-home MS pill, Cladribine, has led to 80% of patients remaining relapse-free and a 7.5-fold decrease in brain lesions. This innovative treatment offers a convenient alternative.
Tejal Somvanshi
Norway’s Arctic Foxes Rebound: Population Surges from 40 to 550
Once nearly extinct, Norway's Arctic fox population has astonishingly grown from 40 to 550. What fueled this remarkable recovery? Uncover the strategies behind this conservation success.
Delhi’s PM2.5 Levels 18x Over WHO Limits, India Ranks 5th Globally
India ranks 5th globally in air pollution, with Delhi's PM2.5 levels 18 times higher than WHO's safe limit, posing severe health risks.
Southwest Airlines Ends Free Bags and Open Seating in Major Policy Shift
Southwest Airlines is making significant changes by ending its free checked bags and open seating policies. What does this mean for travelers?
Rahul Somvanshi
Rare Moraea anastasia Discovered in Stellenbosch Post Pine Clearing
After decades beneath pine plantations, the rare Moraea anastasia has surfaced in Stellenbosch. What led to this botanical resurgence?
Harmony Week 2025: Embracing Australia’s Cultural Diversity
Join Australians nationwide for Harmony Week 2025, celebrating our rich cultural diversity with events that promote inclusivity and unity.
Karmactive Staff
Volkswagen’s €20K ID.Every1: 155-Mile Range Affordable EV
Volkswagen introduces the ID.Every1, an affordable €20,000 electric vehicle offering a 155-mile range, set to launch in 2027. Discover how this compact EV aims to make electric mobility accessible to
Minnesota’s Maple Syrup Season Starts Early Amid Climate Shifts
Minnesota's maple syrup season begins earlier than usual, reflecting climate change impacts on traditional tapping times and syrup production.
Philly AI Cameras Target Bus Lane Violations from May 1
Philadelphia introduces AI-powered cameras on buses to enforce bus lane violations starting May 1, aiming to reduce congestion and improve transit efficiency. Fines up to $101 await offenders.