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GOOD NEWSN I 22 OCTOBER 2025

WHO confirms: Fiji is free of trachoma, Researchers develop CO₂ filter for homes and offices, 3D-printed antenna arrays could revolutionize wireless systems

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22.10.2025
by selinamahoche

Today it’s all about innovations that benefit both people and wildlife: cities learning from the wind to stay cooler, fiber-optic cables helping protect orcas, 3D-printed antennas that could improve the communication of the future, and CO₂ filters for buildings. Get ready to explore these exciting developments!

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22.10.2025
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