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Explore Le Havre, France’s post-WWII modernist city rebuilt by Auguste Perret. Discover its architecture, art, and seaside charm in this UNESCO World Heritage site.

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Discover Le Havre: The Modernist Marvel and UNESCO World Heritage Site

pradeep R S - November 19, 2025

Discover Ålesund, Norway’s stunning coastal city famed for its unique Art Nouveau architecture, breathtaking fjords, and vibrant cultural heritage

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Ålesund, Norway: A Coastal Gem of Art Nouveau Architecture and Natural Splendor

The UN FAO’s Global Forest Resources Assessment 2025 reveals deforestation is slowing worldwide, but forest ecosystems remain under significant stress.

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Global Deforestation Is Slowing, but Forests Remain Under Pressure

UNEP announces the 2024–2025 Asia Environmental Enforcement Recognition of Excellence winners, spotlighting global cooperation in tackling wildlife, waste, and pollution crimes.

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Regional Leaders Awarded for Combating Transboundary Environmental Crimes

UN Tourism reveals the 2025 list of 52 Best Tourism Villages from around the world, highlighting sustainable rural travel and cultural preservation.

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UN Tourism Unveils the Best Tourism Villages 2025 List

India adds Gokul Jalashay and Udaipur Jheel to the Ramsar List of Wetlands of International Importance, boosting biodiversity and conservation

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India Declares Two New Ramsar Sites: Gokul Jalashay and Udaipur Jheel

News Bureau - September 30, 2025

A new study shows Amazon trees have grown 3.2% larger per decade over the past 30 years, highlighting both resilience to climate change and threats from deforestation.

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Amazon Trees Growing Larger

Abhiram - September 26, 2025

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Vanishing #Lakes; Our #Freshwater Crisis

News Bureau - September 24, 2025

Asia

Alarming #Glacier Loss in #Asia

News Bureau - September 19, 2025

A joint German-Australian team has created a low-cost test strip, the “optical sieve,” to detect nanoplastics with standard microscopes

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Scientists Develop Simple Test Strip to Detect Nanoplastics

Abhiram - September 13, 2025

Researchers warn ecosystems face destabilization from centuries of human land use.

Environment

Humanity Pushed 60% of Earth’s Land Beyond Safe Biosphere Limits

Abhiram - September 9, 2025

Chemists at the University of Copenhagen have developed BAETA, a material made from plastic waste that efficiently captures CO2, offering a dual solution to climate change and pollution.

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Scientists Turn Plastic Waste Into Material for CO2 Capture

Saradha Meloot - September 7, 2025

The UN FAO’s Global Forest Resources Assessment 2025 reveals deforestation is slowing worldwide, but forest ecosystems remain under significant stress.

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Proactive Forest Management Cuts Severe Wildfire Risk by 88 Percent

Abhiram - September 7, 2025

With lithium demand soaring, Edith Cowan University researchers highlight battery recycling as a critical step for sustainability, reducing emissions, and supporting a circular economy.

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Lithium Battery Recycling: Key to a Sustainable Clean Energy Future

Abhiram - August 21, 2025

what is INC 5.2, health impact of plastic pollution, plastics lifecycle treaty, microplastics and health, international plastics agreement

Environment

How the Upcoming INC‑5.2 Treaty Could Transform Plastic Pollution

Abhiram - August 7, 2025

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Child casualties in Ukraine rose over 200% this spring, with 222 children killed or injured. UNICEF urges immediate action to protect children

Only 13 per cent Bodies of Missing Migrants Crossing Europe Buried

December 17, 2022

UNODC reports a 20% decline in Afghanistan’s opium poppy cultivation in 2025, with production dropping 32%. Synthetic drug trafficking rises as drug markets shift.

Despite Covid, Drug Usage Increased World Over

June 26, 2021

Oxford study finds care leavers are four times less likely to enter university and face higher dropout rates.

Care Leavers Four Times Less Likely To Enter University

March 12, 2025

A study in mice shows maternal microbes may influence brain development in the womb, shaping stress and social behaviors through the hypothalamus.

Your Mother’s Microbes May Have Shaped Your Brain Before Birth

September 9, 2025

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A 25-year study reveals that subtle heart muscle damage in middle age can increase dementia risk later in life, highlighting the vital heart-brain health connection

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Sleep and Dementia: The Hidden Link Older Adults Need to Know

Discover the intriguing findings of the University of Warwick's research on word evolution. Explore how words, like 'sex,' endure in our language through a 'survival of the fittest' process similar to natural selection. The study sheds light on cognitive selection in the human brain and its impact on linguistic evolution

Children

Negative Impact of English Language on Non-Native Speakers

The 2030 Men's Soccer World Cup is set to make history with a unique format that spans six countries on three continents, allowing the tournament to celebrate its 100th anniversary in Uruguay. This marks the first time the World Cup will be hosted on multiple continents.

Sports

2030 Men’s Soccer World Cup in Six Countries

New research reveals the Congo Basin's vast tropical peatlands are over 40,000 years old, doubling previous estimates. Discover their critical role in global carbon storage and climate regulation.

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Peatlands and Mangroves: A Hidden Climate Solution