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E-textiles made from biodegradable materials like Tencel are transforming health monitoring with medical-grade accuracy and eco-friendly solutions, decomposing naturally to tackle 92M tons of textile

A steep 50-year decline in the Chinese bahaba population sparks a bold conservation project with advanced tracking, breeding techniques, and species restoration—what's the plan for recovery?

Ever wondered why sea otters hold hands while they sleep? This unique behavior is crucial for their survival. Learn how it helps them stay together and safe in the ocean.

A rare Indo-Burmese pangolin species emerged after splitting from Chinese pangolins 3.4M years ago. Its forest habitat faces threats from deforestation and illegal trafficking.

California's $310 billion high-speed rail initiative aims to create 900,000 jobs and a zero-emission network by 2050.

Just 2,000 Yellow-Crested Cockatoos remain in the wild. New DNA studies reveal shocking truths about species misidentification, hybrid risks, and critical conservation updates.

The U.S. government has denied Hilcorp's Liberty Project in the Arctic, leaving 150 million barrels of oil untapped. What led to this decision?

Uncover the 3 million-year-old stone tools found in Kenya, indicating that Paranthropus species used tools long before Homo emerged.

Since 2020, blackbird sightings in UK gardens have declined, especially in London. Is the mosquito-borne Usutu virus responsible? Learn about the potential crisis and how to help.

Discover how MTA's 265 new electric buses will reduce NYC's carbon emissions by 23,850 metric tons annually, leading to cleaner air and quieter streets.