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Canada has protected more than 81,400 hectares of Ontario taiga forest and peatlands through a $64 million project; the landscape stores over 30 million tonnes of carbon and shelters species at risk

A representative image (credit: Canva) A forest’s conservation also means the conservation of everything that depends on it, especially its wildlife. A forest is much more than a stretch of land covered with trees. But there are some landscapes whose importance goes beyond what is immediately visible. According to a news release by Environment and…

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Little things parents do every day that help children overcome self-doubt, build confidence and believe in themselves

Children’s confidence develops through everyday parenting habits. Listening patiently, appreciating effort, encouraging independence and responding calmly to mistakes help build lasting self-worth. Confidence in children rarely begins with a trophy, a good report card or applause from a crowd. It often starts at home, through ordinary moments that may seem too small to matter. A…

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‘Scrap Rs 500 notes’: CM Naidu seeks to phase out big currency to curb corruption | India News

“If technology is perfect, wealth creation and poverty alleviation are not difficult,” CM Nadu said. NEW DELHI: Andhra Pradesh chief minister N Chandrababu Naidu on Monday renewed his call for withdrawing Rs 500 currency notes, arguing that limiting cash transactions to smaller denominations and encouraging digital payments could help curb corruption.Naidu said he had previously…

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‘There is only the United States of America’: Erika Kirk slams Abdul El-Sayed’s ‘Arab America’ remark after historic Senate win

El=Sayed says Michigan is the capital of Arab-America. Erika Kirk says there is not Arab-America. Erika Kirk, the widow of conservative activist Charlie Kirk and CEO of Turning Point USA, has criticized newly elected Michigan Senator Abdul El-Sayed after he described Michigan as the “capital of Arab America”, triggering a debate over immigrant identity, cultural…

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Joe Root to lead England in South Africa Tests; Shoaib Bashir and Ollie Pope left out | Cricket News

England have announced a 15-member squad for their three-match Test series against South Africa, which will be part of the 2025-27 World Test Championship (WTC).Joe Root will captain the side, while Liam Patterson-White has received his maiden Test call-up following an impressive County Championship season in 2026.Patterson-White was the most successful spinner in the competition,…

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“He just showed unconditional love”: How Travis Kelce opened his home to help former Chiefs teammate Jody Fortson, who still calls him his favourite teammate ever | NFL News

Travis Kelce opened his home to help former Chiefs teammate Jody Fortson (Getty Images) Travis Kelce had already established himself as one of the NFL’s best tight ends when the Kansas City Chiefs signed Jody Fortson as an undrafted free agent in 2019. Fortson was still learning the position, but he found a teammate who…

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‘There is an old saying’: BJP MLA Papiya Adhikari explains her ‘firecrackers cure illness’ remark, apologises | India News

NEW DELHI: West Bengal BJP MLA Papiya Adhikari on Monday defended herself after facing criticism for claiming that bursting firecrackers helps kill germs and viruses.The actor-turned-politician said her statements were being deliberately twisted to garner TRP.“Whenever I say something, people who oppose me use it to increase their TRP and views. Even if I cough…

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Idaho reconnected 8 acres of floodplain and built 2,000 feet of side channels at Warm Springs Preserve; the restored river system is also expected to save 50 million gallons of water each year

In Ketchum, Idaho, an extensive restoration initiative at Warm Springs Preserve is now attempting to reverse some of the changes that took place over the years, bringing the surrounding floodplain and stream habitats back into the picture after they were lost. This project, which brings together the City of Ketchum and the Wood River Land…

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An iron mine worked in North Carolina from the 1820s to the 1930s now shelters five bat species; a conservancy has bought 320 surrounding acres to protect the tunnels and the recovering forest above them

​The defunct mine site is fenced off and closed to the public. A former iron mine in North Carolina, which operated for more than 100 years, has become an important shelter for five species of bats. Its underground tunnels now provide places for bats to hibernate, including species that are rare and endangered. To protect…

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