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What happened when a low-lying delta nation that lost roughly 138,000 people to a 1991 cyclone expanded coastal forests, shelters and village warnings together?

After a 1991 cyclone killed roughly 138,000 people, Bangladesh built the largest coastal mangrove afforestation programme in South Asia. Three decades on, comparable storms now kill dozens instead of hundreds of thousands.

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In December 2025, NASA’s Perseverance rover completed the first drives on another planet whose routes were generated by artificial intelligence, travelling 210 and 246 metres along Jezero Crater’s rocky rim after engineers verified the plans on Earth.

The rover's new route-planning partner isn't autonomous—it's a collaborative tool that lets engineers move faster while maintaining tight control, marking a shift in how humans and machines share the work of exploring Mars.

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