Many houseplants can trigger allergic reactions such as sneezing, itching or breathing problems. It is especially important for allergy sufferers to know which plants in the home can be problematic.
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Australian engineers are revolutionizing concrete: using recycled textile fibers not only makes the building material more durable, but also helps reduce waste – a major breakthrough for the construction industry!
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A system utilising biorobotics can track bees and bugs in new detail, revealing more about their true behaviour and response to changes in the environment.