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    Nigeria can build the new coastal highway and also protect natural areas (commentary)

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    Nigeria needs road infrastructure for improved living conditions. Anyone who has watched trucks crawl out of Lagos, farmers and fishermen struggle to reach markets, or

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    At least 75 killed and hundreds missing after flash floods in Nepal and China

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    UDIN DHUNGA, Nepal (AP) — Flash floods in a border area of Nepal and China have killed at least 75 people and left hundreds missing.

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    Blast fishing destroys reefs. Underwater microphones can help detect it

    August 26, 2026 No Comments

    When he went for a dive between the tiny islands off the coast of South Sulawesi, Indonesia, marine biologist and AI researcher Ben Williams could

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    Scientists discover 149 new deep-sea species at remote Indian Ocean seamounts

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    The Indian Ocean accounts for about a fifth of global ocean area, with 90% of it reaching deeper than 1,000 meters (3,280 feet). Yet compared

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    ‘They will do it legally or illegally’: Interview with James Giahyue on Liberia’s cocoa boom

    August 26, 2026 No Comments

    In 2024, the price of cacao on world markets spiked dramatically, nearly quintupling from what it had been a year earlier. Prices have since dropped,

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    Kenyan investigators arrest 4 people linked to 18 Amboseli elephant deaths

    August 26, 2026 No Comments

    At least four suspects have been arrested in connection with the deaths of 18 elephants in the Amboseli ecosystem in southern Kenya, near the border

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    In South Africa, renewable energy latest part of timber industry’s green efforts

    August 26, 2026 No Comments

    JOHANNESBURG, South Africa — York Timber Holdings signed a 10-year renewable electricity agreement with electricity trader Discovery Green for power for its Jessievale sawmill in

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    El Niño is disrupting the Pacific’s marine food web from the bottom up

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    As the 2026 El Niño strengthens in the equatorial Pacific, satellites are capturing the first major signs of disruption to the marine food web. According

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    Indigenous water systems gain ground as climate pressures intensify in Bolivia

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    SANTA CRUZ DE LA SIERRA, Bolivia — When Rolando Ágreda was 16, a severe drought hit his community of Ascensión de Guarayos in the Bolivian

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    Tracing the origins of tulips: Interview with botanist Brett Wilson

    August 26, 2026 No Comments

    The universally beloved tulips are synonymous with the Netherlands. The low-lying European country dominates the global market, producing nearly 90% of the world’s tulips. Every

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