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Scientists found a new lizard species above 15,750 feet in Peru’s Andes; the 6-to-8cm animal uses white scales and patterned markings to blend into one of South America’s harshest high-altitude landscapes

Scientists found a new lizard species above 15,750 feet in Peru’s Andes; the 6-to-8cm animal uses white scales and patterned markings to blend into one of South America’s harshest high-altitude landscapes

The species was identified by researchers associated with the Natural History Museum of San Marcos University, and its description was published in the Swiss scientific journal Diversity. High in the Peruvian Andes, where thin air, cold temperatures and barren rock make survival a daily challenge, scientists have identified a remarkably small new inhabitant. Measuring no…

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Leonardo DiCaprio’s foundation gave  million to a Seychelles debt-swap deal; by 2020, the wider project had helped the island nation protect 410,000 sq km of ocean, an area larger than Germany

Leonardo DiCaprio’s foundation gave $1 million to a Seychelles debt-swap deal; by 2020, the wider project had helped the island nation protect 410,000 sq km of ocean, an area larger than Germany

The debt conversion was supported by several private funders, including the Leonardo DiCaprio Foundation Leonardo DiCaprio Foundation was among the private funders that backed a deal helping Seychelles use debt financing for ocean conservation. The deal helped the island nation increase the area of its ocean under protection from just 0.04% of its Exclusive Economic…

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Meet Daniel Cox, a Sydney student who built a solar-thermal weed-control system that achieved 92% weed mortality without chemicals |

Meet Daniel Cox, a Sydney student who built a solar-thermal weed-control system that achieved 92% weed mortality without chemicals |

Representative Image of a solar-thermal weed-control system with motorised mirrors directing sunlight on plants in a field (AI Generated Image) A student from Sydney has developed a solar-thermal system designed to control weeds without chemicals, using motorised mirrors to direct sunlight toward vegetation. Daniel Cox, a student at The Scots College in Sydney, developed the…

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After 40 years as one of the Great Lakes’ most degraded sites, Muskegon Lake had 347,350 tons of debris and 190,000 tons of contaminated soil removed | World News

After 40 years as one of the Great Lakes’ most degraded sites, Muskegon Lake had 347,350 tons of debris and 190,000 tons of contaminated soil removed | World News

PC: Muskegon Lake Watershed Partnership/ NOAA Fisheries Muskegon Lake in Michigan has been removed from the US Environmental Protection Agency’s Areas of Concern list after about decades of restoration work. The lake was designated one of the most environmentally degraded sites in the Great Lakes about 40 years ago. In September 2025, it was officially…

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Astronomers spot gas falling onto a neutron star for the first time, revealing how matter flows towards the star |

Astronomers spot gas falling onto a neutron star for the first time, revealing how matter flows towards the star |

Astronomers have, for the first time, watched gas fall onto a neutron star. A team led by Roi Rahin used the Resolve instrument aboard the XRISM space telescope to observe GX 301–2, an accreting X-ray pulsar paired with the massive hypergiant Wray 977. According to a new study published in Science Advances, titled ‘Direct spectroscopic…

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Expelled, suspended or made to write ‘reflection papers’: How Cornell punished 7 men for sexual assault

Expelled, suspended or made to write ‘reflection papers’: How Cornell punished 7 men for sexual assault

File photo: Cornell University At Cornell University, disciplinary action against seven fraternity members accused of sexual misconduct ranged from expulsion and suspension to a requirement that some of the men study sexual harassment and write “reflection papers” on their conduct, according to disciplinary records obtained by the New York Times.Two men were expelled, two were…

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Iowa livestock farmer Dave Johnson hosts four wind turbines that bring in about ,000 a year, calling the steady lease income the 401(k) he never had while he continues raising cattle and hogs

Iowa livestock farmer Dave Johnson hosts four wind turbines that bring in about $30,000 a year, calling the steady lease income the 401(k) he never had while he continues raising cattle and hogs

Crop prices and yields can change, while a wind turbine can provide relatively stable revenue Iowa is known for its farms, but its landscape is also filled with wind turbines. The state produced 59% of its energy from wind in 2023, the highest share of any US state. For many farmers, wind energy is not…

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In 2015, a Canadian aunt helped launch a hockey fundraiser inspired by her nephew’s cancer diagnosis; an event that raised C,000 in its first year went on to collect over C million across a decade

In 2015, a Canadian aunt helped launch a hockey fundraiser inspired by her nephew’s cancer diagnosis; an event that raised C$10,000 in its first year went on to collect over C$1 million across a decade

For Andernacht, the tournament has become an example of what can happen when people turn personal hardship into collective action. A hockey tournament born from a family cancer diagnosis has grown into a decade-long fundraising effort, turning a group of friends, a few teams and a shared love of the game into a million-dollar community…

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In 2013, a New Jersey teacher saw workers mowing a solar field near home and asked to bring in her sheep; by 2021, her flock had grown from 50 sheep on 15 solar acres to 450 sheep managing 85 acres

Bishop’s journey into solar grazing began at her six-acre farm in Newfield, New Jersey. With limited pasture available and a growing need for space for her sheep, she began looking for alternative grazing land. What began with a simple observation beside a solar field turned into an unusual farming business in New Jersey. When Julie…

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