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Speedy Summary Honeybee colonies in the United States experienced a record-high death rate during the winter of 2025, with commercial beekeepers losing more than 60% of their colonies on average.

Quick Summary In January 2024, Kenya Wildlife Service officials successfully translocated 21 critically endangered black rhinoceroses to a region they hadn’t inhabited for over 50 years due to overcrowding in

Quick Summary Over the past decade, Texas failed to utilize $225 million of federal disaster mitigation funds intended for projects like flood protection and warning systems. Nearly 700 people in

Speedy Summary Torrential rains in Central Texas caused the Guadalupe River to rise dramatically, killing at least 132 people and leaving over 160 unaccounted for. Policies enacted by President Trump

Quick Summary Chicago was required by federal law to notify ~900,000 residents by Nov. 16, 2024, about the risk of lead contamination in drinking water due to pre-1986 lead service

rapid Summary Biological age differs from chronological age; a person’s biological markers, rather than time alone, determine the body’s aging. Advances in epigenetic clocks-beginning with geneticist Steven Horvath’s “methylation clock”-allow

Fast Summary: For 25 years, the U.S. National Climate Assessments tracked climate change thru congressionally mandated reports, offering accessible data to policymakers and various stakeholders for planning and policy decisions.

Speedy Summary Scientists at the University of South Australia (UniSA) have developed a weekly injectable formulation for Parkinson’s disease, delivering steady doses of levodopa and carbidopa. This formulation aims to

Swift Summary Humans cannot naturally regenerate sensory hair cells in the inner ear, leading to permanent hearing loss or balance issues. Zebrafish, unlike humans, can regenerate these sensory cells effortlessly;