Reports and Studies
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The grid is weak. The bikes are electric. Rwanda is betting it’ll work anyway
There are 100,000 motorbikes in Rwanda. The country wants to turn them all electric, and startups say their plans can…
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The puffin paradise drawing visitors from across the world
Every year, from April to July, thousands of puffins fly across the Atlantic and return to the same spot in…
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How Saudi Arabia is building a future-ready healthcare system with help from Roche
Saudi Arabia has rapidly emerged as a regional leader in healthcare innovation, earning international recognition for its effective COVID-19 response,…
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US Supreme Court allows ban on transgender troops to take effect
The United States Supreme Court has allowed a ban on transgender military members to take effect while legal challenges over…
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A new fully charged EV battery in five minutes: Are China’s swap stations the future of electric cars?
China has been trialling battery swaps for electric cars for years. Are they a viable solution to range anxiety? At…
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‘very chill’ wild beaver after 400-year absence
A wild beaver has been filmed on a river in Wales in what has been described as a “hugely significant”…
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What is life like in the shadow of solar farms?
Plans to turn land being used for the production of food into farms harvesting the power of the sun often…
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Colombia’s wind farms bring promise and pain for indigenous group
When José Luis Iguarán steps outside his home in La Guajira, northern Colombia, he is met with a line of…
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The enthusiast searching for stunning sea slugs
“Sea slugs are like normal slugs you find in your garden but jazzed up,” Eleanor Goodman says. Ms Goodman, a…
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‘If we can come back from that, we can come back from anything’: The burning river that fuelled a US green movement
Ohio’s Cuyahoga River used to be so polluted it regularly went up in flames. Images of one dramatic blaze in…
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