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  1. Next City

    Nepal’s Water Infrastructure Is Failing, So Residents Are Reviving an Ancient Solution

  2. Anthropocene Magazine

    Scientists develop a plastic that can be turned into fertilizer

  3. Good Good Good

    Scientists are studying how caterpillars hear without ears. It could change how humans make hearing aids

  4. Good Good Good

    A researcher and 'lifelong Swiftie,' discovered a new species of insect — and named it after Taylor Swift

  5. Anthropocene Magazine

    In a first, probiotics helped real coral survive a real heatwave

  6. Good Good Good

    Researchers give warblers tiny backpacks to learn more about bird migration

  7. Good Good Good

    25 years after 9/11, experts say Americans have a shocking ability to reconnect after trauma

  8. Anthropocene Magazine

    Mushroom leather may finally be ready for mass production

  9. Anthropocene Magazine

    Even the sound equivalent of a library can detract from the health benefits of listening to nature.

  10. Good Good Good

    A breathtaking new museum dedicated to whales is shaped like a breaching humpback. It will open next year in Norway

  11. Anthropocene Magazine

    Politicians vastly overestimate opposition to climate action

  12. Good Good Good

    Scientists discovered 149 new deep-sea species near a collapsed volcano: 'It was a massive hole in the data'

  13. Anthropocene Magazine

    Solar panels could cool down farms—and farmworkers

  14. Good Good Good

    Artemis II astronaut Christina Koch answers elementary schoolers' burning questions

  15. Anthropocene Magazine

    To sort or not to sort your recyclables—which is the better climate bet?

  16. SciDev.Net

    Science training helps Tanzanian banana farmers curb virus

  17. Anthropocene Magazine

    To fight wildfires and climate change, scientists say: Don’t burn debris, bury it.