🏡🌊 An icon returns to life. Fallingwater by Frank... Lloyd Wright has reopened following a three-year preservation project led by the Western Pennsylvania Conservancy. The restoration addressed water damage and material deterioration, focusing on the roof, glazing systems, and masonry envelope to protect the iconic modernist house for the future. 🎓 Subscribe to our newsletter:show more

This is the Wii Towai tribe in the highlands... of Papua New Guinea, guardians of a sacred waterfall that is believed to hold ancestral spirits and life-giving power. They protect this water not only for survival, but because it represents fertility, balance, and the spiritual bond between the living, their ancestors, and the land. Defending the waterfall is an act of cultural preservation and environmental stewardship — to protect the water is to protect their identity, history, and future.show more

🚀 Introducing Frank 🤖—a whole-body robot control system for... day-to-day household chores. Frank has been in works for the past year—a tightly coupled hardware and a remote teleoperation interface co-led by Michelle, Nandini, and Pulkit Agrawal. Thanks to Aditya Agarwal and Shankara Narayanan for the awesome help with recording the videos! 🎥 🧵[1/6]show more

Is there any difference? Listen to this guy. He... isn't wrong! This is a synchronized attack on all life - poison the air we breathe, contaminate the water & soil, so it's ingested and then target our immune systems by removing our access to the sun It's all being done by designshow more

Always in our hearts. 💙 Paul’s passion for the... ocean and his mission to inspire change remain the driving force behind the PaulWalkerFoundation. Over the past decade, your support has empowered young environmental leaders to carry his vision forward, tackling global challenges and protecting the world’s oceans. From coral restoration to projects led by our incredible scholarship recipients, Paul’s legacy continues to make waves—changing lives and inspiring action to #DoGood. 💙 Thank you for being part of this journey. Together, we ensure Paul’s mission for a brighter, healthier future lives on. #TeamPWshow more

✨ Season’s Greetings from Futureverse ✨ This year has... been both foundational and transformative for our team, community, partners, the builders on The Root Network, and the broader ecosystem. Together, we’ve navigated an evolutionary moment in technological history, bringing us closer than ever to an open, scalable, and interoperable metaverse for all. 💫 The future we envision is connected, deeply intelligent, and driven by those bold enough to explore the promise of a new paradigm. To every builder, creator, and visionary: thank you! Your energy fuels the promise of tomorrow and brings the future to life, today. 🤝 Wishing you a joyful holiday season and an inspiring new year. To those who dare to dream, build, and lead: let’s make 2025 unforgettable! 🎄✨show more

#EskomGauteng #PowervilleOutage #EmfuleniOutage Eskom is aware of the outage... that is affecting EmfuleniMunicipality and Rand Water in Powerville. The outage is caused by the busbar link that is burning on our Powerville substation. We have dispatched technicians, and we will provide an update and the estimated time of restoration to the municipality and Rand Water when it becomes available. We apologise for the inconvenience this causes.show more

Wrapping up our quick trip to London. Today over... to Dover Castle and the iconic Cliffs of Dover. Yesterday, a visit to Harrods for the perfect latte and to gawk at ridiculous prices. Finally, dinner with 21 tonight before saying goodbye to him for a few more weeks before he returns home. Tomorrow, we trek back to the States. Focusing on what’s right in front of me these past few days has been good for the soul..show more

As Lenny led the Umani herd home for the... evening, Zigi decided to hitch a ride! Lenny and Zigi are among 77 known calves born to orphans we rescued, raised, and rewilded. These elephants are the greatest testament to the success of our Orphans’ Project — showing how saving the life of an orphan can pave the way for generations to come.show more

When Politics Denies Water: How the PTI-Initiated Chapri (Mianwali)... Dam Water Supply Project Remains Stalled While 143,000 People Continue to Suffer: For generations, the people of the Khattak Belt in Tehsil Isa Khel, District Mianwali, have lived under the shadow of a severe and persistent drinking water crisis. The core Khattak Belt comprises the Union Councils of Tabi Sar, Tola Bangi Khel, Chapri, Kot Chandana, Sultan Khel and Wanjari. However, the wider area affected by this crisis and intended to benefit from Chapri Dam Water Supply Project extends across 87 villages&8 Union Councils, encompassing a population of approximately 143,752 people. Despite decades of promises, surveys, announcements&official acknowledgements of the problem, thousands of families continue to be deprived of reliable access to clean and safe drinking water. In many villages, residents remain dependent upon stagnant rainwater ponds& natural depressions, often shared by both humans&livestock. Women, children&elderly citizens are frequently forced to travel long distances under harsh weather conditions simply to collect water for their households. The same contaminated ponds serve as the only source of water for both people and animals. Situation is further aggravated by fact that groundwater lies at a depth of 800 feet and is often contaminated by harmful mineral deposits, rendering it unsuitable for human consumption. For countless families, access to safe drinking water remains a daily struggle rather than a basic right. What should be readily available in any modern society has become a constant source of hardship, anxiety and suffering. The consequences of this deprivation extend far beyond inconvenience. Unsafe water sources expose entire communities to waterborne diseases and serious health complications, undermine human dignity and place an enormous burden on already vulnerable households. Children grow up in conditions where access to clean water cannot be taken for granted, while women bear the disproportionate burden of securing water for their families. In a country where access to safe drinking water should be guaranteed, thousands of citizens continue to live in circumstances that no community should be forced to endure. Recognizing the gravity of this longstanding humanitarian crisis, the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) government led by former Prime Minister Imran Khan launched the Chapri Dam Water Supply Project in 2020 as a comprehensive and permanent solution to the chronic water shortage affecting the Khattak Belt and adjoining areas. The project was designed to deliver clean and safe drinking water to more than 143,000 residents through the construction of reservoirs, filtration facilities, transmission lines and an extensive distribution network supported by gravity-fed systems and solar-powered pumping stations. For the people of Isa Khel, this was far more than a development project. It represented hope, dignity and the prospect of finally ending a crisis that had persisted for generations. It was the first serious large-scale governmental initiative aimed at permanently resolving one of the most pressing humanitarian challenges facing the region. Following its launch, substantial progress was achieved and approximately Rs. 3.5 billion of public funds were invested in the project's execution. Significant portions of the infrastructure were completed, bringing the project within reach of transforming the lives of tens of thousands of residents. However, following the change in government, progress slowed dramatically and the project remains incomplete due to the non-release of the remaining funds required for its completion. Current PMLN Government in Punjab led by Maryam Nawaz wants to maintain status quo, they feel the project was introduced by Imran Khan and its completion will help PTI. Without realizing its 143,000 people suffering from non-availability of drinking water. This is pure political victimization.show more

🌊Water beats Fire by taking away its attacking power.... 🔥Fire cards do only half damage to water cards, while they sustain double the damage when a water card attacks them. 👉So when water and fire face-off, be sure you’re on the water’s side. #P2E #GameFi #NFTDuel #Metaverseshow more

Israel’s Iron Dome is beginning to show signs of... strain. 🇮🇱🇮🇷 After three weeks of war, the barrage of missiles has led to intensive use of interceptors, and reserves are beginning to dwindle dangerously, which has caused the overall success rate, which had been high until then, to decline. As a result, the number of Iranian missile strikes is increasing, causing extensive material damage and human casualties (the latter being lower than the former due to the high use of shelters by Israeli citizens, which has meant that the death toll is much lower compared to Iran). With a reduction in the interception rate and an ever-escalating conflict, there is concern in Israel that it will not be able to prevent attacks in the near future on ‘sensitive’ infrastructure, which would deal a severe blow to the energy and vital capabilities of the state and its population.show more

1,000 fewer illegal firearms. 10,000 arrests. The Make D.C.... Safe & Beautiful Task Force led by the USMS is clearing the way for a safer, brighter District. Proud to stand with our local and federal partners to protect the heart of our nation. 🇺🇸 #USMarshals #SafeAndBeautifulDCshow more

We’re excited to announce that Tilde completed an $8M... seed round earlier this year, led by Khosla Ventures. Understanding model intelligence is the most important problem in the world, and the key to actualizing the promise that ASI can offer. 🧵 A thread on our approach:show more

BREAKING: What Israel has done to Tehran, the capital... city of Iran, and its people amounts to an environmental catastrophe. By targeting major oil resources used by the population, the strikes have triggered widespread fires and pollution. Reports indicate that water in many areas of Tehran has become acidic, while streets, houses, and buildings are covered with drainage water mixed with oil. The scale of the damage could result in an environmental disaster for the city that may take decades to recover from. #OperationEpicFury #OperationLionsRoarshow more

BREAKING: The EPA will now test water for abortion... pill pollution!! The FDA has recklessly, negligently allowed chemical abortion pills on the market and deregulated them. They’ve killed millions of babies, harmed mothers, and polluted our water for 26 years. For the last year, we’ve been calling on President Trump’s EPA to find out what’s in our water. After more than three years of innovative water testing, a peer-reviewed research paper, and the introduction of legislation in states, the Pro-Life Generation is finally being heard!show more

In Amroha, UP, a 15-year-old Class 10 HINDU girl... died by SUICIDE following three months of RELENTLESS STALKING and HARASSMENT on her way to school by Mohd Naeem and his brother Nasir. Accused Mohd Naeem has been ARRESTED by the police.show more

“BREAKING: Russell Westbrook has been bought out by the... Kings. Russ returns to the Nuggets on a 2-year deal after Nikola Jokic begged him to come back. Brodie wants to compete for a championship and believes the Nuggets can win it all with him this season”show more

’Twas the night before Christmas, when all through the... house not a creature was stirring, not even… an elephant! Thanks to our supporters, Kenya’s orphaned elephants always have a place to call home. As we reflect on our blessings, we want to thank you for supporting our conservation work – this year and always. Remember, you play an integral role in every single post you see. By adopting, donating, following, and spreading the word, you help us make these magical scenes a reality. Happy Christmas to all, and to all a good night!show more

’Twas the night before Christmas, when all through the... house not a creature was stirring, not even… an elephant! Thanks to our supporters, Kenya’s orphaned elephants always have a place to call home. As we reflect on our blessings, we want to thank you for supporting our conservation work — this year and always. Remember, you play an integral role in every single post you see. By adopting, donating, following, and spreading the word, you help us make these magical scenes a reality. Happy Christmas to all, and to all a good night!show more