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Kyiv is holding its breath as Donald Trump’s election victory has massive repercussions for Ukraine’s resistance to Russia’s invasion.
Gravity energy storage is emerging as a viable solution to address a major challenge of solar and wind power which is intermittent supply.
Warming oceans are driving away Australia’s reef fish to cooler waters — and it’s threatening entire industries and communities reliant on healthy reefs.
To many, the idea of ‘one person, one vote’ is sacrosanct. But a case can be made that in certain circumstances, some voters should have
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They will play a critical role in storing and delivering power from renewable energy consistently and according to demand.
The world is on track to hurtle past the Paris Agreement’s global warming limits. Australia’s average warming has already increased 1.5C.
The Indian government continues to enhance its legal and regulatory powers over the country’s media outlets.
Are educators, societies and governments prepared to accept and address the changes brought on by the arrival of AI in education?
Reclaimed water is becoming an attractive option for ensuring water security.
Greater investments in science, technology and innovative practices can transform food systems, and ensure steady supplies, nutrition, and access
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