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New breakers: From climate risk to green technology

Parents lose oversight when their teenager turns 16

Philosopher: “To gain new knowledge, we must understand how other people view the world”

Beneath the ice, fish have been shielded by the darkness. What happens now that the ice is melting?

School reform kept pupils with lower grades out

Vibrations in the ground can provide clean energy

“Many find it very difficult to refer to their own experiences with unwanted sex as rape”

This light reads the quality of raw materials from fish

This special solar cell system produces both electricity and heat

Why you should talk to your kids about the news

Avoiding difficult topics is a poor choice if you want to create a sense of safety.

"Fascism must be countered with knowledge"

If we are to prevent new genocides, our words are crucial, along with knowledge from World War II, says a historian.

How shared labour keeps these old herding practices alive

For centuries, herding families have survived harsh landscapes through cooperation.

Rethinking gender equality: Why the rankings don't tell the whole story

Asian leaders on social media: Share stories about their love lives, offer advice on radio shows, and play with cats

Electric car batteries in the cold: "Almost like honey"

Inactivity can leave lasting marks on your muscles