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Union Minister Khattar pledges Centre’s support for Kerala’s RRTS, hails Kochi Metro success, and projects Kerala as India’s most urbanised state.
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The Annual Beach Sweep/River Sweep will be held Sept. 20 from 9 a.m. until 11:30 a.m. at Oyster Factory Park at 63 Wharf Street on the May River.
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The Realistic Path To Scalable Carbon Capture: Cutting Through The Hype And Getting Down To Business
Carbon capture and utilization (CCU) isn’t just another ESG checkbox to tick off in an annual report.
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Residents claim the Jagersfontein dam wall collapse was a preventable tragedy caused by negligence and poor construction.
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Launched in February 2024, the sanctuary is setting global standards in rescue, restoration and species revival
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However, over time, Caribbean tourism has seen some subtle but definitive changes. In some ways, it is comparable to the United States.
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Conflicting advice to the Kosciusko County judges and to the County Council led the council on Thursday to table the 2026 wages for probation officers.
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By Ray King By a vote of 5 to 4, the Pine Bluff City Council voted Thursday to hire a new company to collect the city’s garbage. Mayor Vivian Flowers cast the deciding vote and will now sign a five-year contract with CARDS Holdings LLC […]
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The Detroit Department of Public Works announced a new effort to keep the city clean with a recycling pilot program at bus stops.
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St. Mary’s College of Maryland ranks No. 9 for conservation and No. 13 for friendliest students in The Princeton Review’s 2025 list, showcasing Southern Maryland’s academic and eco-friendly excellence.
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I have a lot of sympathy for teachers. My mom was a longtime elementary teacher, and I remember her toiling away on grades and lesson plans many a night. I also know that teaching today has even more administrative hoops to jump through – with often fewer resources – than[Read More...]
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NEW HANOVER COUNTY — Many people in the southeastern corner of North Carolina could be on a faster path to clean drinking water, following an updated well-testing plan from the state’s Department of…
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People incarcerated at the state prison in Soledad now have a chance to learn new job skills through CalPIA.
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There is an enormous toxic waste dumping ground in the waters off the coast of Los Angeles. Barrels once thought to contain DDT might not. But what is in them?
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Worth Mentioning Design a street banner for Napa Día de los Muertos 2025 The city of Napa has opened a call for artistic designs for street banners in
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Education News Updates September 12, 2025: Latest scholarships, admissions, exams, events, awards and opportunities from India and abroad
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Oklo has just announced a new Tennessee plant for recycling nuclear fuel.
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Discover the 21 shortlisted projects for the 2025 ECC Awards, honoring innovation in architecture, design, art, and academia at the Time Space Existence exhibit
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A planned solid waste transfer station would be paid for by a special assessment; wastewater upgrades may come from Florida DEP loan fund
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Thayer Drive in Richland will see maintenance starting Monday, disrupting streetlights between Longfitt and Woodbury. Travelers should be cautious as new lights are installed, expected by early October.
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At its Monterrey, Mexico plant, Topo Chico reduced adhesive consumption by nearly 55% in the hot-melt gluing of boxes for its mineral water bottles.
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Now summer's over, here's what to do with all those photos on your camera roll
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From Kentucky to Ohio to Alabama, women are being prosecuted after pregnancy loss—and the press is helping police write the story.
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Tenants at several Jacksonville apartment complexes say they’re living in dangerous, deteriorating conditions while paying rising rents to one of the city’s largest landlords.
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