Coffee’s memory boosting effect might have nothing to do with caffeine, study suggests
Study finds decaf coffee improves memory, caffeine may not be main factor.
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Gen Z Is Rescuing Millions in Medical Supplies
Gen Z rescues millions of medical supplies for use.
Australia's EV boom hits a major milestone: 1 in 4 new cars is now electric, sales have more than doubled in a year and EVs have outsold petrol and diesel cars for the first time, with more than 600,000 electric cars now on the road.
Australia's EV sales now outpace petrol, with 600,000 electric cars on road.
Nearly 200-year-old Tortoise Becomes First to Contribute Extraordinary Epigenome to Aging Research
200-year-old tortoise contributes epigenome data to aging research.
NYC Parks Extends Late Night Soccer at 5 Fields for Night Workers–And Their Reactions Are Awesome (WATCH)
NYC parks keeps lights on at five soccer fields, drawing 4,500 players.
Research reveals two kinds of high school popularity, which lead to opposite outcomes
Research shows two types of high school popularity lead to opposite future outcomes.
India Releases 2 Captive-Bred Great Indian Bustards Into the Wild: The Beginning of a Survival Experiment
India releases two captive-bred Great Indian Bustards into the wild.
Local Opinion and Involvement Found as Key Determinant in World’s Conservation Success Stories
Local involvement is key determinant in worldwide conservation success stories.
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has transformed 500,000 cubic yards of dredged Mississippi River sand into 7 new wildlife islands at Wisconsin's McGregor Lake, completing a $25 million project that restored 270+ acres of aquatic habitat an
Army Corps created 7 wildlife islands from dredged sand, restoring 270+ acres of habitat.