By 2036, the number of infertile women over 35 could approach 80 million — The Lancet study
The number of infertile women over 35 is rising globally. One reason is shifting social patterns.
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The Soviet Megaproject Returns? Why Interest in Diverting Siberian Rivers Has Resurfaced
The idea of diverting part of Siberian rivers' flow to Central Asia, considered dead nearly 40 years ago, is back in the spotlight.
FAO: hunger recedes for third consecutive year — but 520 million more people will go hungry by 2030
FAO released its annual SOFI 2026 report: three years of steady progress cut global hunger to 645 million people, or 7.8% of the world population.
Kazakhstan to introduce mandatory quarantine certificates for agricultural product transportation between regions
Kazakhstan’s Agriculture Ministry is preparing one of the largest overhauls of the phytosanitary control system in recent years.
China decides to integrate artificial intelligence and nuclear energy
China unveils a national roadmap for AI integration in nuclear energy. Developers say the technology will boost safety, efficiency, and cost-effectiveness in the nuclear sector.
Kambar-Ata-1: The Hydroelectric Power Plant That Could Change Central Asia's Future
Construction of Kambar-Ata HPP-1, Kyrgyzstan’s largest hydropower project, is becoming one of Central Asia’s most significant infrastructure initiatives.
Ocean as a uranium reservoir: license issued in the US for commercial uranium extraction from seawater
Austin startup SuperCritical Materials got exclusive US DOE license to commercialize seawater uranium extraction tech from Pacific Northwest National Lab.