Good News from Week 23: Rivers, Medicine and a Rediscovered Species
Europe's freer-flowing rivers, a pancreatic cancer pill trial, and a 'lost' species back on the radar — highlights from Positive News week 23.
Europe's freer-flowing rivers, a pancreatic cancer pill trial, and a 'lost' species back on the radar — highlights from Positive News week 23.
Research off Greenland suggests vast underwater kelp forests lock away more carbon than realised — with implications for coastal protection.
A millipede outbreak on Wellington's south coast has prompted fresh research, with records suggesting similar infestations hit New Zealand back in the 1940s.
Wellington's millipede invasion may have happened before in the 1940s — and scientists are excited about what history can teach us today.