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A Generation at Risk: How COVID-19 School Closures Are Shaping the Future of Global Education
Bats, Birds, and Chocolate: How Shade-Grown Cacao Sustains Wildlife in Dry Tropical Forests
Beyond Carbon: The Overlooked Climate Impacts of Deforestation
Breathing New Life into Wildlife Monitoring: How AirDNA Is Changing Conservation Science
Can Diet Fuel Cancer Spread? New Study Links Palm Oil Fat to Long-Term Tumor Aggression
Can Economic Growth and Forests Thrive Together? A Groundbreaking Study Provides a Path Forward for 48 Tropical Countries
Carbon in the Air: Why Greenhouse Gases Kept Rising Despite the Pandemic
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Clear-Air Turbulence Is Getting Worse—And Climate Change May Be to Blame
COP26: A Turning Point for Global Climate Action?
COP27: Why This Climate Summit Matters More Than Ever
Cultivating Peace in a Climate Crisis: How Sustainable Land Use Can Heal Both People and Planet
Earth on Fire: NASA Confirms 2021 Among the Hottest Years Ever Recorded
Europe's Landmark AI Act: Balancing Innovation with Fundamental Rights
Forests in Decline: New Global Evidence of Shrinking Resilience Under Climate Change
How Dirty Air Shapes Growing Brains: Critical Windows from Pregnancy to Age Five
Latin America’s Quiet Revolution in Science: Leading the Way in Non-Commercial Open Access
Microplastics in Human Blood: A Wake-Up Call for Global Health
Microplastics in the Lungs: A Hidden Threat You’re Breathing In
Microplastics in the Sky: New Study Reveals Long-Distance Airborne Plastic Pollution
More Than Half the World's Largest Lakes Are Losing Water — Here's Why It Matters
More Time, Better Learning? Unpacking the Effects of Peru’s All-Day School Policy
Not All Trees Cleared Become Farms: A New Look at Agriculture and Tropical Deforestation
Only 40% of Global Forests Remain Ecologically Intact: Why Quality Matters More Than Quantity
Open Science Without Borders: How UNESCO’s Global Framework Aims to Democratize Knowledge
Plastic in the Purest Food: Microplastics Found in Human Breastmilk
Plastic in the Womb: Groundbreaking Study Detects Microplastics in Human Placentas
Plastic Roots: How Microplastics Are Affecting Maize Physiology
Reading Viral Blueprints: How AI Is Decoding the Next Pandemic Threat
Rethinking the First American Migration: What an Ice-Free Corridor Tells Us About Human History
Seeing the Forest and the Trees: The First Global High-Resolution Canopy Height Map
Silent Superbugs: Molecular Surveillance Reveals Alarming Antibiotic Resistance in Peru's Amazon
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Ten Rules to End Helicopter Research: A New Ethical Standard for Global Scientific Collaboration
The Amazon Is Losing Its Resilience — And Time May Be Running Out
Toxic Metals in a Superfood? What Maca Reveals About Mining and Health in Peru
Trillions Wasted: How Environmentally Harmful Subsidies Fuel Climate Change and How We Can Fix It
Tropical Forest Comeback: How Secondary Growth Restores Ecological Functions
UNESCO’s Bold Vision for Open Science: Making Knowledge a Global Public Good
Unlocking Discovery: Why Open Science Needs Disruptors to Thrive
Urban Forests as Natural Air Conditioners: How Trees Cool European Cities
When Access Matters More Than Harvest: Seasonal Nutrition in Shawi Indigenous Children
When AI Threatens Human Rights: The UN's Call for Urgent Action
When Cleaning the Air Triggers the Storm: The Climate Risk of Ultrafine Particles
When the Classroom Went Virtual: Lessons from the 2020 Shift to Online Learning
When “Open” Isn’t Open: How Paywalls and Bureaucracy Exclude Scientists from the Global South
Where Our Food Collides with Nature: Mapping Agriculture's Impact on Global Biodiversity
Who Gets to Publish? How Article Processing Charges Are Undermining Scientific Diversity
