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Climate Change · QueenslandTwo-thirds of Australia's Great Barrier Reef showed the highest levels of coral cover seen in decades. But the reef remained vulnerable to increasingly frequent mass bleaching, a new report released on Thursday showed. The gains made could easily be reversed by cyclones, new bleaching events, or crown-of-thorns outbreaks.See the Story
Parts of Australia's Great Barrier Reef show highest coral cover in 36 years
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Europe · WashingtonDogs can cry happy tears, according to a study published today (August 22) in Current Biology. Although the animals' eyes don't overflow, they well up when they're reunited with their owners. Researchers have hunch as to why: a sudden increase in oxytocin, the so-called love hormone.See the Story
Dogs cry happy tears when they are reunited with their owners
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SpaceThe James Webb Space Telescope has captured two new images of Jupiter. The images were created using data from the telescope's Near-Infrared Camera. Scientists had to map the infrared data onto the visible spectrum to produce the images. The Great Red Spot, a massive storm that could swallow Earth, appears white in one of the photos.See the Story
NASA’s James Webb Telescope captures Jupiter’s hidden beauty
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Zac Efron · New YorkThe Greatest Beer Run Ever, streaming on Apple TV, is based on the memoir of the same name by John Donohue, who went from the U.S. to the jungles of Vietnam in order to give his friend serving there a cold beer and a pat on the back from home. The film was released on September 30th.See the Story
Zac Efron Bonds with 81-Year-Old Hero Who Inspired His New Film, The Greatest Beer Run Ever Movie: 'I Was Honored'
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Wholesome · Avery CountyBabcock Ranch, Florida, was built to withstand Cat 4 hurricane winds of 145 mph. The town has its own wastewater plant and water system that penetrates deep into an underground aquifer. 700,000 solar panels owned by Florida Power & Light provide every home with electricity.See the Story
New Florida Community Designed for Resilience Survived Hurricane Ian Virtually Unscathed
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WholesomeThe Bezhenar family decided to flee Odessa, but just didn't have the means to take an animal along. After arriving in a refugee camp in Romania, the family was linked via a refugee program to a man in the Bay Area who had opened the doors of a second house he had to the Bezhenars for 2 years. The man not only vaccinated and microchipped the cat, but got him a passport as well.See the Story
Ukraine Girl Bereft Without Her Cat is Reunited Thanks to Kind Strangers in 5 Countries and 7,000 Miles–WATCH
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Wholesome · United StatesAustralian officials have committed to preserve 30% of the continent's landmass in a natural state for conservation. The news was announced Tuesday from Environment Minster Tanya Plibersek, as part of a program called the Threatened Species Action Plan: Towards Zero Extinctions. By prioritizing 110 species and 20 places, the plan will drive action where it is needed most.See the Story
Australia Sets Aside 30% of Land Mass to Protect its Unique Species
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WholesomeA British woman of Indian heritage thought a bit of ancient instruction might help her son tackle a modern problem. Growing up in India, a young Dr. Rashmi Mantri used an abacus to help her visually comprehend mathematics. After noticing her son Dhruv was struggling with math, she started employing that same ancient tool to […]The post Boy Struggling at School is Now a Math Genius After His Mom Taught Him to Use An ABACUS–Which May Help Today’s …See the Story
Boy Struggling at School is Now a Math Genius After His Mom Taught Him to Use An ABACUS–Which May Help Today's Children
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WholesomeHampton Lumber company replants larch in the shape of a smiley face. Larch is a conifer with needles that turn yellow and drop off in the fall. Company says it will take another 30-50 years before that stand of trees is ready for logging again.See the Story
Lumber Company Grows Trees That Smile With Massive Grin for Oregon Drivers
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WholesomeIn the heart of Amsterdam’s business district, a lush green valley emerges from the rocky canyon walls of a new office building. The dramatic, geology-inspired, plant-covered “Valley” stands out in Amsterdam’s Zuidas neighborhood with its three towers of 219, 265, add 328 feet tall (67, 81, and 100 meters), and its spectacular cantilevered apartments. Named […]The post ‘Best New Skyscraper’ Mimics Nature: Looks Like 2 Mountains With a Valley Bet…See the Story
‘Best New Skyscraper’ Mimics Nature: Looks Like 2 Mountains With a Valley Between
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WholesomeTamara Thomsen, a maritime archeologist and member of the Wisconsin Historical Society, discovered a canoe of the bottom of Lake Mendota, near Madison, that was 1,200 years old. In May, she spied another canoe in the depths of the water. radiocarbon dating places it to 1000 BCE, making it the oldest ever discovered in the Great Lakes region.See the Story
Ancient 3,000 Year-old Canoe Discovered Beneath Wisconsin Lake Carved From Single Piece of Oak
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