UKRI’s £12 Million Funding for Sustainable Aquaculture in Southeast Asia
The UK Research and Innovation launched a funding initiative to maximize the implementation of sustainable aquaculture in Southeast Asian countries.... Read more
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Science Diplomacy: Merging Science, Policymaking, and International Relations
Science diplomacy serves as a soft power that can advance scientific pursuits and national interests at the global stage.... Read more
Addressing the Challenges in Ecosystem-based Adaptation (EbA) Implementation
What are the challenges and recommendations for the widespread implementation of ecosystem-based adaptation (EbA)?... Read more
Dark Side of the Light: How light pollution affects people and the planet
Artificial light pollution becomes an increasingly relevant, often-overlooked issue that affects humans and other life forms on Earth.... Read more
Advancing Biodiesel Production with Rubber Seed Oil in Indonesia
Utilizing rubber seed oil for biodiesel production means leveraging natural resources that are often discarded in the value chain.... Read more
The Therapeutic Power of Indonesian Herbs: Exploring Genomic Pathways to Nature-Based Pharmacy Development
Genomic research offers insight into the biosynthesis of therapeutic compounds in Indonesian herbs and opens new pathways for nature-based pharmacy.... Read more
New Global Guidelines for Equitable Clinical Trials
WHO launched a new guidance to ensure that clinical trials are more effective and equitable.... Read more
Nature-based Solutions Are Proven Effective in Mitigating Climate-Related Disasters
A new global assessment reveals that nature-based solutions are cost-effective and efficient in combating climate-related disasters.... Read more
3 Good News from Animal Conservation Efforts Across the Globe
Conservation efforts are crucial for a healthy planet. Here are three positive developments from the UK, Spain, Portugal, and China.
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In the Time of Cholera Outbreaks in Africa
Climate change, the lack of infrastructure development, and other factors lead to one of the worst cholera outbreaks in Africa.... Read more