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Succeed●A New Water System Is Set to Reach More Than 125,000 Tanzanians●Funding Will Help 162 Canadian Housing Projects Use Less Energy●Two Great Indian Bustards Were Released Into the Wild in Rajasthan●Ontario Funded 1,504 Additional Student Seats at Trent University●Ibusa Women Organized Free Medical Care and Screenings for Residents●More Than 100 Volunteers Joined Bangkok's Flood Relief Effort●Cancer-Care Colleagues Supported Each Other Through Treatment●Australia Announced New Support for Renewable Energy in Vanuatu●The Nobel Prize Recognized the Scientists Behind Optogenetics●In Mexico, Literacy Classes Are Reaching People Where They Live and Work●Four Pennsylvania Students Helped Their Bus Driver in an Emergency●A Urine Test May Help Guide Bladder Cancer Care●Three Cross-Border Renewable Energy Projects Won EU Status●Detroit Schools and Michigan State Back More Training for Autism Educators●A Kansas Volunteer Crew Brought Cover to a Storm-Damaged Home●A New Nanoparticle Design May Deliver mRNA With Less Inflammation●The UN Released $160 Million for 12 Underfunded Emergencies●Maryland Reports Five Years of Progress for Chesapeake Bay Oysters●Houston Zoo Welcomed a New Generation of Reptiles●OHSU Begins Offering Nerve-Stimulation Devices for Stroke Recovery and Arthritis●After an Ivins Fire, Volunteers Brought Tools and Skilled Help for Neighbors●A New Sanctuary Will Protect Habitat for a Rare King Island Bird●Fifteen Namibian Groups Received N$1.2 Million for Community Advocacy●American Chestnut Trees Are Heading Back to the Bronx Zoo●A Small Trial Offers Hope for a New Lymphedema Medicine●Brandon Volunteers Bring Meals and Company to Homebound Neighbors●Five Kent Students Celebrated Milestones on Their Own Paths Through School●A New Delaware Solar Farm Is Serving More Than 560 Households●A NASA Satellite May Help Farmers Track Water in Asian Canals●A San Antonio Neighbor Helped a Friend Move, Then Help Came Back●England Is Setting Aside £79 Million to Bring 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Across the Mid-Atlantic●More Than 400 England Schools Will Add Clubs, Sports, and Outdoor Learning●New York Opened a $135 Million Push for More Efficient Homes●A Mount Sinai Study Offers Clues to a Rare CAR-T Therapy Complication●A Stranger Freed a Chained Dog From a Burning Van●A Volunteer Dental Group Has Helped Hundreds of Jamaicans for 10 Years●A Maryland University Promised Eligible Students a Lower Tuition Cost●Scientists Found Hafnia Can Keep Its Special Electrical Behavior at Tiny Scales●Researchers Found a New Target for a Malaria Vaccine●A Detroit Family Got Help Rebuilding After a Tornado●The Webb Telescope Found Young Galaxies Already Sharing the Ingredients of New Stars●New Grants Will Open More Room for Wildlife in the American West●A Malaysian Scholarship Program Has Helped 1,254 Students Stay in Higher Education●Mozambique Is Bringing More Partners Together to Power Rural Communities●Seven Everett Students Pushed a Stranger's Car Out of Traffic●A Pittsburgh Charity Has 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Could Help Scientists Test Medicines More Quickly●Young Lake Sturgeon Are Returning to Ohio’s Cuyahoga River●Egypt Planted 50,000 Mangroves Along the Red Sea●A Vancouver Good Samaritan Has Served 15,000 Meals to People in Need●A Virtual Team of AI Agents Helped Study 50,000 Clinical Trials●Ohio Approved Funding for Four Affordable Housing Developments●Scientists Found That the Brain Begins as Two Separate Systems●Tripura Plans Free AI Lessons for Students in 1,920 Government Schools●More Than 250 Volunteers Served 16 Nonprofits Across the Shenandoah Valley●A New Partnership Will Bring Faster TB Tests Closer to Patients●Vietnam Officials Removed More Than 20,000 Bird Traps Before Migration Season●A New Cooling Device Kept Working After One Million Cycles●UK Communities Can Now Build and Own More of Their Clean Energy●Volunteers Spent Three Days Helping 28 De Pere Homeowners●NASA’s Roman Telescope May Now Have 22 Years to Study the Universe●India’s Cheetah Population Has Reached 52 After 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Cuts Some Operations From Thousands of Steps to One●Restored Wetlands in British Columbia Passed Their First Big Flood Test●New Brunswick Schools Are Rolling Out Affordable Lunches for Every Student●A New RSV Vaccine Vial Could Help Protect More Babies●Three Grove City Neighbors Turned a 24-Mile Run Into Help for First Responder Families●Six Orangutans Were Rescued From Fire-Stranded Forests●Scientists Finally Watched Two DNA Strands Lock Together●Canada Began Building a Large Carbon Storage Hub in Alberta●Nigeria Will Give Students Daily Data for Online Learning●Neighbors Lifted a Car to Free a Trapped E-Bike Rider●A New Alberta Partnership Aims to Build at Least 1,460 Affordable Homes●Quantum and Classical Computers Worked Together to Model a Very Large Protein●Uganda and Conservation Partners Made a Ten-Year Plan for Ishasha Wildlife●Mental Health Support Before Surgery Helped Older Adults Recover With Less Distress●Cary Neighbors Turned a Difficult Week Into a Community of Care●An 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●New York Sets Aside $225 Million to Help Towns Upgrade Water Systems for Housing●Faifley Opens a Shared Campus for Two Primary Schools and Their Community●A New UN Report Finds Ecosystem Restoration Underway Across 149 Countries●More New South Wales GPs Can Now Assess and Treat ADHD●A Cape Cod Volunteer Turned Cancer Treatment Rides Into a Bright Spot●Researchers Tested AI-Designed Enzymes for a Drug-Making Step●Singapore Sets Aside S$143 Million for Industrial Decarbonisation Research●A Rescued Maned Wolf Returned to the Wild in Argentina●Drexel Will Require Every New Undergraduate to Complete Experiential Learning●A Singapore Student Walked a Lost Elderly Man Home●Researchers Found a Way to Control Motion in a Single Molecule●Bronx Community and Senior Centers Reopen After Years of Closure●A New Forest Project Will Support Cameroon’s Forest Communities●Hong Kong Will Pair Patients With Nearby Community Pharmacies●A Valdosta Boy Sold Bracelets to Help Neighbors Facing 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