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December 25 It's Christmas Day! One of the most celebrated days of the year has finally arrived: December 25. Although Christmas is a celebration of the...

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Hero abandoned dog saves 38 other animals and is then adopted herself

A remarkable tale of animal heroism unfolded when a 10-year-old Basset Hound ran away from her neglectful home and saved tens of other animals. The dog, now aptly named Hero, escaped wearing an ID tag that led animal control officers to a house with 38 animals in dire need...

Wind energy surpasses gas in electricity generation in the European Union in 2023

In a first for the European Union (EU), wind energy has surpassed gas, with more of it being used to generate energy in 2023. In a win for the renewable energy sector, wind energy produced 18 percent of the electricity generated last year, compared with 17% for gas. Combined...

Meet the 110 year-old Sudanese refugee, Fatima, who is helping other women achieve financial freedom

In Cairo, Egypt a group of refugee women meet regularly, pooling their money together and making financial decisions for the good of others. Out of the 29 women Fatima is by far the oldest at the age of 110. Despite being a centenarian, Fatima looks at least forty years...

Missing cat reunited with family after 10 years

Linda Ellerton never thought she'd see her cat Whiskas again. However, the pair have been reunited in an emotional reunion, more than 10 years after the beloved feline went missing. Whiskas, who is 16 years old, was found in Chilton Moor, near Durham in the UK, which is close to...

Amazon deforestation halved in 2023

In great news for the climate, the rate of deforestation in the Amazon rainforest halved in 2023. This is the lowest rate of deforestation in 5 years for the world's largest rainforest. Data from national space agency Inpe, part of the Brazilian Ministry of Science, showed 5,153 sq km...

Man keeps alive language thought to be extinct

The Chaná language, a native language of Argentina and Uruguay, was thought to be extinct for over 200 years. However, it has now been discovered that one man has been keeping it alive. Unbeknown to the world Blas Jaime, an 89 year old Argentinian man, had kept the language from...

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