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Edition 89

August 12, 2026

From physics breakthroughs to saving elephants and oceans, discover inspiring stories of innovation and impact!

Indian physicist Deepak Dhar wins prestigious 2026 Dirac Medal

Indian physicist Deepak Dhar wins prestigious 2026 Dirac Medal

Indian physicist Deepak Dhar wins the prestigious 2026 Dirac Medal for his groundbreaking contributions to statistical mechanics. His work on complex systems has wide-ranging applications in fields from biology to AI.

BusinessLine

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Paani Foundation’s Water Cup Transforms Community Watershed Restoration in Maharashtra Across Thousands of Villages

Paani Foundation’s Water Cup Transforms Community Watershed Restoration in Maharashtra Across Thousands of Villages

Maharashtra villages transformed from water scarcity to abundance through community-led watershed restoration. The Paani Foundation's Water Cup empowered over 51,000 villagers, leading to massive water storage, boosted crops, and increased prosperity.

Happy Eco News

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An Elephant Hospital on Wheels: How ‘Haathi Sewa’ Reaches Elephants Needing Urgent Care

An Elephant Hospital on Wheels: How ‘Haathi Sewa’ Reaches Elephants Needing Urgent Care

An "elephant hospital on wheels" brings vital veterinary care directly to injured animals in their environment. This mobile clinic bypasses the risks and stress of transporting elephants, offering on-site diagnosis and treatment.

The Better India

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Stopping Ocean Plastic: 50M kg Removed, 90% Target by 2040

Stopping Ocean Plastic: 50M kg Removed, 90% Target by 2040

Nearly 50M kg of plastic already removed by The Ocean Cleanup! Their ambitious goal: eliminate 90% of floating ocean plastic by 2040 by targeting rivers.

The Good Press Newsroom

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Scientists turn sheep’s wool into a material that helps regrow bone

Scientists turn sheep’s wool into a material that helps regrow bone

Sheep's wool is being transformed into a groundbreaking material that aids bone regrowth, showing remarkable potential in regenerative medicine. This sustainable, wool-based keratin creates more organized and natural bone tissue compared to current methods.

ScienceDaily

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Did You Know?

The world record for the women's 800m is the longest-standing in athletics. No-one has managed to break it for 43 years. The women's 800m world record is held by Czech athlete Jarmila Kratochvilova, who ran a time of one minute 5 The closest any athlete has come to breaking it is Swiss athlete Audrey Werro, who ran a time of 1:53.80 in June this year.3.28 seconds in 1983.

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