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First Quantum Battery Prototype Marks Big Step for Technology Expected to Change the World

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Quantum battery prototype marks major breakthrough expected to change the world

Researchers in Australia have built and tested what they call the world’s first working quantum ...

by Michael Thompson

Elderly Father and Son Feast on Free Oysters After Cashing in on Decades-Old Restaurant Promise

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Free oysters: elderly father and son feast after redeeming decades-old restaurant promise

In Mobile, Alabama, a father and son turned a long-forgotten barroom gag into a full-blown ...

by Michael Thompson

660-Square Miles of Critical Biodiverse Forest Now Protected in Bolivia

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Bolivia protects 660 square miles of biodiverse forest

The Bolivian Andes have just gained a major line of defense for wildlife and water. ...

by Michael Thompson

19 Cities Including London, San Francisco, Hong Kong Achieve ‘Remarkable Reductions’ in Air Pollution

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Air pollution falls sharply in 19 cities including London, San Francisco and Hong Kong

Cities around the world are quietly proving that cleaner air is achievable. A new analysis ...

by Michael Thompson

Tunisian Solar-Powered Cars Leverage African Sunshine to Charge 30 Miles for Free Everyday

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Tunisian solar-powered cars charge 30 miles for free each day using African sunshine

Tunisia is quietly rolling out a new generation of low-cost electric vehicles designed to thrive ...

by Michael Thompson

Someone Used This Coin as Bus Fare and Worker Discovers it was Minted by the Phoenicians 2,000 Years Ago

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2,000-year-old Phoenician coin found after being used as bus fare

A man in Leeds tried to pay for a bus ride with a small, worn ...

by Michael Thompson

Gene from High Altitude Yak Protected and Repaired Myelin Sheath in Early MS Study

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MS: high-altitude yak gene protects and repairs myelin in early study

A genetic twist that lets yaks thrive where oxygen is scarce could point scientists toward ...

by Michael Thompson

Elusive Nightjar Populations Doubled in 5 Years, a ‘Remarkable Comeback’ Conservationists Say

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Nightjar populations doubled in 5 years: conservationists hail remarkable comeback

Nightjars are returning to parts of southern England in numbers conservationists hadn’t dared hope for ...

by Michael Thompson

College Freshman Brings a Nostalgic General Store Back to Olde Towne Community in Virginia

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Olde Towne, Virginia general store revived by college freshman

A teenager fresh out of high school has quietly become one of Portsmouth’s newest small-business ...

by Michael Thompson

Greek Government Organizes ‘Animal Airlift’ to Evacuate Pets and Owners from the Gulf

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Greek government launches animal airlift to evacuate pets and owners from the Gulf

A specially chartered flight arranged by the Greek government landed in Athens this week carrying ...

by Michael Thompson

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