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True Wealth: The Hidden Treasures in Your Everyday Life
True wealth isn’t measured by material possessions but by the love, friendships, and simple joys that enrich your life.
A Satisfied Life vs. A Successful Life: The True Measure of Fulfillment
In the quest for a fulfilling life, the contrast between satisfaction and success reveals deeper insights into what truly brings us contentment and meaning.
The Car Fueled Entirely by the Sun Takes Huge Step Towards Production
Other non-structural components are currently being "validated" in Italy by the company's supply partner, while batteries are not far behind.
New Mosquito Nets Prevent Millions of Malaria Cases in Insecticide-Resistant Areas
54 million nets have saved 24,600 lives and prevented 13 million cases of malaria across 16 countries, according to estimates.
"Hello, Voyager!" Celebrated Spacecraft Is Once Again Transmitting After Nasa Repair from 15 Billion Miles Away
Last November, one of NASA's most famous craft, Voyager 1, stopped transmitting messages to mission control at JPL.
Island Paradise Declared Rat-Free After Massive Volunteer Eradication Campaign
After years of work, the Tetiaroa Atoll has been declared rat-free following a massive effort to poison off two invasive species of rat.
Voters Send First Gen Z Congressman to Washington - a 25-Year-old Community Organizer
Maxwell Alejandro Frost was elected in Orlando, Florida, as the first Generation-Z member of Congress, in the US House of Representatives.
Island is Wonderland for Penguins Once Again After Dog Helps Eradicate 300,000 Invasive Rabbits
The leafy tussock which tastes like celery is now over your head, and the numbers of insects are now very high
Botswana Cuts HIV Transmission Rates to Children from 40% to 1% in 'Groundbreaking Achievement'
Over 23 years of work, the country, which still struggles to contain the HIV epidemic, has nevertheless eliminated it among children.
Critically-Endangered Amur Leopard Twins Born at San Diego Zoo: 'A Glimmer of Hope'
Born on March 28th, the cubs were monitored by remote cameras while they became acquainted with their new world, and their mom Sitka.
Brazil's President Makes Good on Campaign Promise to Evict Miners from Indigenous Reserves in the Amazon
President da Silva is fulfilling campaign promises in the Amazon where 250 illegal mining camps were seized in the Yanomami Reserve.
Two Channel Island Plants Found Nowhere Else are Off Endangered Species List and Now Flourishing
The ESA is the most successful conservation legislation, preventing 99% all species listed since 1973—around 291—from going extinct.
Native Wildlife Flourishing Again After Another Caribbean Island Banishes Invading Rodents
Caribbean islands account for only 0.16% of the Earth's landmass, but rank in the top three in the world as a collective for biodiversity.
Europe's First-Ever Private Rocket Blasts Off to Space Thanks to Spanish Company PLD
Designed as a lighter, cheaper way for to put satellites into orbit, the Miura has a payload of 220 pounds (100 kg).
Eagle Scout Leads Volunteers to Build Accessible Path Up to Beautiful Popular Overlook
With the ramp, and just a couple more merit badges, Baptiste's years long journey towards Eagle Scout rank will be complete.
Palm Beach County Smashes All-Time Record for Sea Turtle Nests: 21,800 and Counting
By Sunday, the 9.5-mile Juno Beach in the northern part of the county had seen 21,872 sea turtle nests, 3,000 more than last year.
How Singapore Became an Unexpected Stronghold for a Critically Endangered Bird
As early as 1990, conservationists, birdwatchers, and government workers in Singapore have taken action on this species' behalf.
Volunteers Plant One Million Moss Cuttings to Restore Bog and Improve Water Quality in England
Volunteers worked rain, wind, and sunshine (but mostly rain and wind) for 10 years planting sphagnum moss all around the area.
Endangered Seabirds Flourishing on Island for First Time in Decades as Invasive Rabbits Removed
For the first time in decades, Peruvian diving petrels are breeding on Chañaral Island after conservationists cleared the island of rabbits.
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