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Scientific Reports, Published online: 11 October 2026; doi:10.1038/s41598-026-74981-8 Watermelon vine as dual-functional additive in ecological porous concrete
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THE recent Economist Today feature on India's wildlife success carries an uncomfortable message for Malaysia: a country can save its great animals, but only if it decides that protection is more than a policy statement. India's growing encounters with tigers, leopards and elephants are often tragic.
Wildlife populations have fallen sharply worldwide, but a new WWF report highlights species that have rebounded when the right protections were put in place.
