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As seen in: Science Magazine, Nature, National Geographic, Süddeutsche Zeitung, The Hub (Johns Hopkins University)
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2025 Breakthrough of the Year Photo essay Runners-up Breakdowns Multimedia Custom gene editing shows promise for ultrarare diseases An all-seeing eye on the sky Large language models do science Triumph of calculation helps resolve particle mystery Rice that beats the heat Trump roils U.S. science 2025 Breakthrough of the year Good morning, sunshine The seemingly unstoppable growth of renewable energy is Science’s 2025 Breakthrough of the Year Since the Industrial Revolution, human society has...
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The green giant

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Solar panels armor a hillside in China’s Anhui province, parting only for an access road. Distant ridges host wind turbines, another fast-growing component of an energy revolution that has helped ease air pollution and slow the growth of China’s carbon emissions. Photography by GEORGE STEINMETZ China’s turn to green energy dwarfs any other country’s, as a parade of astonishing numbers attests.
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