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EEnvironment
In 2025, Earth’s oceans absorbed more heat than in any year since modern measurements began—an estimated 23 zettajoules, equivalent to roughly 37 years of humanity’s current energy use, largely stored beneath the surface where most of us will never see it.
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In 2025, Earth’s oceans absorbed more heat than in any year since modern measurements began—an estimated 23 zettajoules, equivalent to roughly 37 years of humanity’s current energy use, largely stored beneath the surface where most of us will never see it.

  • 25 August 2026
Earth’s oceans ended 2025 with more heat stored in their upper 2,000 meters than in any other year…
FFitness
A single bout of moderate exercise can raise BDNF in older adults — a molecule so central to neuroplasticity that neuroscientist John Ratey called it ‘Miracle-Gro for the brain’
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A single bout of moderate exercise can raise BDNF in older adults — a molecule so central to neuroplasticity that neuroscientist John Ratey called it ‘Miracle-Gro for the brain’

  • 3 August 2026
There are mornings when I go for a walk because I know exercise is good for me. And…
UUK
Is Aegon’s UK review and ‘sale’ a sign of deeper change in the DC pensions market?
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Is Aegon’s UK review and ‘sale’ a sign of deeper change in the DC pensions market?

  • 24 February 2026
As government ministers accelerate reforms designed to drive consolidation and scale in defined contribution pensions, one of the…
MMarkets
Japanese equities: is the market’s moment in the sun over?
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Japanese equities: is the market’s moment in the sun over?

  • 30 September 2025
The strong performance of global stock markets since Donald Trump’s so-called “liberation day” has been a surprise to…
PPersonal finance
FT Adviser
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‘I don’t see how a wealth manager adds value by just allocating to passive’

  • 11 April 2025
Mike O’Shea has been the chief executive of an asset management business since before the Berlin Wall came…
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