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  1. India Added 5.2 Million Acres of Woodland in Just 10 Years – but There’s a Catch
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  2. World’s Largest Island Rodent Eradication Sparks Remarkable Invertebrate Comeback
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  3. Renewable Energy Forecasting Software Market Next Big Thing | Major Giants AutoGrid, IBM, Oracle

    • The Global Renewable Energy Forecasting Software Market Study covers over 143+ pages and spans 2025-2032.

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  4. Science fiction realized: BCI tech is here
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  5. In 1977, a team of American marine geologists in a small research submarine descended to the seafloor of the Galápagos Rift and discovered something no biology textbook on Earth had ever predicted — an entire thriving ecosystem of giant tube worms, ghostly white crabs, and microbial life sustained not by sunlight but by heat and chemicals leaking out of the planet’s interior
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  6. France records around 1,000 excess deaths during heatwave
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  7. Can solar power help Cuba survive the US oil blockade?
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  8. Europe swelters under record heat
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  9. Venezuela Disaster Renews Focus on Torrevieja’s Earthquake Risk
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  10. Atacama Desert was the driest place in the world, until one phenomenon turned it into a flowering garden with 200 species of blooms
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  11. World War II 'hell ship' with over 1,000 prisoners found in Philippines
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  12. Europe discovers extreme heat and realizes it is not prepared for what is to come
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  13. 90% of India's planned renewable projects face climate risk. Here's how to build them safer
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  14. A ‘strategic mistake of colossal proportions’: Why Trump is losing the war on renewables
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  15. In 2020, something near the centre of the Milky Way switched on and off six times in radio waves, then disappeared from every follow-up search in X-rays and infrared — leaving astronomers with only the name ASKAP J173608.2−321635 and the possibility of an entirely new kind of object.
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  16. Complex life may have started before Earth had much oxygen at all. A University of Bristol-led Nature study found that the ancient archaeal lineage behind all plants, animals and fungi began developing complex cellular machinery in anoxic oceans almost 2.9 billion years ago — nearly a billion years earlier than some scientists thought.
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  17. 6.2-magnitude earthquake in Afghanistan jolts Delhi-NCR
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  18. Scientists Challenge a Fundamental Assumption About Consciousness
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  19. REVIEW: Hunt 44_46 Aerodynamicist — The All-Rounder’s Dream Wheels
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  20. A Giant Scorpion the Size of a Coffee Table Is Forcing Scientists To Rethink Evolution
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  21. Venezuela jolted again: 5.6-magnitude earthquake strikes Aragua amid rescue efforts
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  22. Trump's guardianship over Venezuela clashes with the earthquake tragedy
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  23. Venezuela Earthquake Death Toll Climbs to Nearly 1,500 as Aftershocks Complicate Rescue
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  24. The most widely consumed beverage on Earth outside of water and tea originally contained cocaine — formulated in 1886 by an American Civil War veteran named John Pemberton as a patent medicine to cure his own morphine addiction, because Pemberton genuinely believed he was selling a medical tonic, not the soft drink it eventually became
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  25. How to help Venezuela earthquake victims through a Costa Calida charity campaign
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  26. Making Tariffs Trendy Again: The New Global Trade Battlefield
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  27. Axarquía environmentalists oppose turning Río Chíllar route in Nerja into 'theme park'
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  28. Maurice Lacroix PONTOS S Solar: The new generation of Swiss sports watches arrives in Denia
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  29. Many still missing after devastating earthquake in Venezuela| Evening News Bulletin 27 June 2026
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  30. Rooftop solar can provide five hours of 'free' air conditioning a day. But is it green?
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  31. Numerology horoscope today, June 27, 2026: What your name's first letter reveals today
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  32. Pakistan jolted by 5.4 magnitude quake, no immediate damage reported
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  33. A McMaster University AI model called SyntheMol-RL designed a new antibiotic candidate by searching a chemical space of 46 billion possible compounds — a scale far beyond physical lab screens, which usually test hundreds of thousands to a few million molecules.
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  34. Why did so many buildings collapse in the Venezuela earthquake? The hard lessons learned in Chile
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  35. The Climate Issue newsletter: Europe can’t stand the heat
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  36. Fire Near Tri-Cities, Washington, Behind Smoke Seen In Kennewick; Evacuation Alert Issued
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  37. Volunteers Help Search for Earthquake Survivors, Clear Debris as Rescue Efforts Continue in Venezuela
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  38. COMUNICADO: Landis+Gyr Shareholders Approve All Proposals
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  39. Venezuelans search for missing as earthquake death toll climbs
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  40. National Park Gag Order: Hiding Deaths to Mask Budget Cuts and Climate Risks
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  41. Venezuela updates earthquake toll: 920 dead, 3,360 injured
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  42. Biopharma money raised: Jan. 1-June 25, 2026

    • Biopharma companies raised $12.5 billion in public financings from Jan. 1 to June 25, 2026.

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  43. 'Living in a warming world requires practical solutions that save lives, don't harm our environment'
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  44. J&J brings dual-energy cardiac ablation technology to Europe
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  45. Appointments and advancements for June 26, 2026
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  46. Financings for June 26, 2026
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  47. In the clinic for June 26, 2026
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  48. Recent record European heatwave would have been ‘impossible in June 50 years ago’, scientists warn
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  49. Malaga sends firefighters to Venezuela to search for survivors
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  50. Air pollution in early pregnancy could increase depression risk
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