Rare Albino Antelope Spotted in Sibiloi National Park
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Rare Albino Antelope Spotted in Sibiloi National Park

A rare albino Tiang antelope has been spotted in Kenya’s Sibiloi National Park, stunning conservationists and wildlife enthusiasts. The pale-white antelope, seen among a herd of normally coloured topis near Lake Turkana, highlights both the beauty and fragility of rare wildlife species in Kenya’s protected ecosystems.
Scientists Turn Cow Dung into Low-Cost Carbon Capture Material
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Scientists Turn Cow Dung into Low-Cost Carbon Capture Material

Scientists at Indian Institute of Technology Gandhinagar have developed an innovative method to convert cow dung into a highly porous carbon material capable of capturing carbon dioxide (CO₂). The low-cost and eco-friendly breakthrough offers a scalable alternative to traditional carbon capture systems, turning agricultural waste into a powerful tool in the fight against climate change.
El Niño Threat Looms Over Kenya as Global Forecasts Point to Possible 2026 Return
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El Niño Threat Looms Over Kenya as Global Forecasts Point to Possible 2026 Return

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