Thailand verified for eliminating rubella as a public health problem
Thailand verified elimination of rubella as a public health problem.
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Wild tigers are one of the few major endangered species whose numbers are actually going up. Nepal has nearly tripled its wild tiger population since 2009.
Wild tiger numbers in Nepal have nearly tripled since 2009.
India’s power-sector emissions flat for two years due to clean-energy surge
India's power-sector emissions have remained flat for two years.
New York City is Putting ‘The Park’ Back in Park Avenue – And Adding a Protected Bike Lane (LOOK)
NYC plans to restore Park Avenue with trees, benches, and a bike lane.
Chesapeake Bay Blue Crab Numbers See Encouraging Bounceback in New Survey
Blue crab numbers in Chesapeake Bay show encouraging bounceback.
Reviving and restoring Traditional Water Bodies
Villages revive ponds to manage floodwater and improve irrigation.
Engineer Turns Grandpa’s Old Shop into Multi-Crore Biz, Revives Wood Cold-Pressed Oils
Engineer revives old shop into business producing wood cold‑pressed oils.
Inspired by Grandparents, Designer Creates Canes For Elderly That Send SOS, Monitor BP
Designer makes canes that send SOS and monitor blood pressure.
A new neighborhood will be home to Canada's longest car-free stretch: 'A linear park'
Canada plans new neighborhood with longest car-free stretch, supporting 21,000 residents.
Migrating elephants kept getting struck by high-speed trains. New radar sensors will bring trains to a halt to let them pass in peace
Sri Lanka plans radar sensors to stop trains and protect migrating elephants.