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Living1 year agoUkraine’s New Generation of Pet Owners: Finding Hope and Healing Through Animal Adoption
In the wake of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, a heartening trend has emerged among the country’s younger generation. Millennials and Gen-Z Ukrainians, many of whom previously...
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Living1 year agoBreakthrough in Maugean Skate Conservation: First Captive-Born Hatchling Thrives
Scientists at the University of Tasmania’s Institute of Marine and Antarctic Studies (IMAS) are celebrating a significant milestone in their efforts to save the endangered Maugean...
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Living1 year agoCentennial Celebration: World Unites to Honor RAF Veteran with Flood of Birthday Wishes
A heartwarming global response marked the 100th birthday of Richard ‘Dick’ Skepper, a former Royal Air Force (RAF) serviceman. Following an appeal by the RAF Association,...
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Living1 year agoOxford Brewery Reduces Reoffending Rates by Training Ex-Convicts to Brew
Tap Social Movement, a craft brewery in Oxford, hires and trains ex-convicts in ale-making. This approach has been successful in reducing reoffending rates and is seen...
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Living1 year agoNew ‘Butter’ Made from CO2 Could Change Food Production
A new type of butter that doesn’t need animals or farmland might soon be available in the US. This innovation, created by the start-up Savor, uses...
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Living1 year agoTiny Saunas Help Frogs Fight Deadly Fungus
A little heat might be the answer to help frogs fight a dangerous fungal infection. Researchers have found that tiny brick saunas, warmed by the sun,...
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Living1 year agoSouth Sudan’s Major Effort to Protect World’s Largest Mammal Migration
South Sudan is working hard to protect the largest land mammal migration in history. The country has teamed up with the nonprofit African Parks to safeguard...
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Living1 year agoBasketball Star in the Making: One Man’s Amazing Journey
Nkwain Kennedy Lamiress is chasing his basketball dreams all the way from Cameroon, Africa. He’s become famous on social media for his hard work and positive...
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Living1 year agoAnglers Take Action: Buying a River to Save Endangered Salmon
Alarmed by dwindling salmon populations, a dedicated group of anglers in Scotland has taken a bold step. The Blairgowrie Rattray and District Angling Association (BRDAA) recently...
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Living1 year agoMarine Fungus Shows Promise in Tackling Ocean Plastic Pollution
In a groundbreaking discovery, scientists have identified a marine fungus with the ability to break down polyethylene, a common plastic, when exposed to UV light. This...