Edition 55
July 3, 2026
Buzzing bees, green funding, ancient art, supersonic travel, and inspiring cleanups headline this edition!
Scientists stunned as bumble bees solve a classic intelligence test
Bumble bees are proving smarter than we thought! These tiny insects can now solve complex, novel problems, challenging what we knew about intelligence.
Billions unlocked as Green Climate Fund agrees to spend more and save less
The Green Climate Fund is unlocking nearly $6 billion for climate projects by reducing its cash reserves. This change allows more funding to flow directly to developing nations for crucial adaptation and emissions reduction efforts.
Giant Snake Mosaic Unveiled at London Zoo Honours Forgotten Wildlife Pioneer
A stunning 53ft mosaic at London Zoo celebrates pioneering female reptile expert Joan Beauchamp Procter. The artwork honors her groundbreaking work and highlights the endangered Ethiopian mountain adder.
FAA clears the runway for Mach flights that could cut travel times nearly in half
The FAA is paving the way for supersonic travel, potentially cutting flight times in half! New rules aim to reduce sonic booms, making faster flights a reality.
His Beach Cleanup Story Inspired 20 Youth To Remove 5 Tonnes of Plastic From Odisha’s Shore
One man's daily beach cleanup inspired 20+ youth, collectively removing over 5 tonnes of plastic pollution! His commitment sparked a movement for cleaner shores and a healthier ocean.
