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Children killed in stampede as fire sweeps through schools in eastern DRC

At least 27 schoolchildren were killed in a stampede as they tried to escape a fire that swept through two schools in the rebel-held city of Bukavu in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo on Thursday, local authorities said.

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Crisis-Distillation Programme: France pays growers to turn surplus wine into fuel; demand shift endures

In response to an overwhelming surplus of wine, France's government took proactive measures by compensating producers to clear excess stock from the marketplace. This surplus was then transformed through distillation into industrial alcohol. Contributing factors included dwindling consumption rates and declining sales. A budget of €200 million was designated for…

The Times of India

Scotland’s first wind farm recycled 99.9% of 26 turbines, blades became polymers

Scotland’s first commercial wind farm has reached a major milestone in dealing with turbine waste after almost three decades of operation. Hagshaw Hill in South Lanarkshire, which began operating in 1995, was decommissioned and repowered with 14 newer turbines after its original 26 turbines were dismantled in 2023. A Mott…

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Milk Surplus Triggers Waste: USDA says US farmers dumped 43 million gallons; prices stayed high

In 2016, U.S. dairy farmers faced a crisis as they were forced to discard over 43 million gallons of milk. This drastic measure followed a price surge in 2014 that prompted producers to ramp up production. However, global demand dipped, coupled with rising international competition, resulting in a surplus that…

The Times of India

911最重的溫柔！雙塔倒塌「許多家長沒來接」老師做法讓網淚崩

911恐怖攻擊事件將滿25週年，雖已過去多年，但對許多經歷過當天的人來說，那場災難留下的創傷與記憶依然清晰如初。美國知名論壇Reddit近日有一篇熱門貼文發問：「經歷過911的人...…

Liberty Times (中文)

Burberry 2018 Stock Destruction: £28.6m in goods burned sparks UK scrutiny; report urges curb on fashion waste

Burberry faced severe backlash for destroying millions in unsold luxury goods, igniting public outrage and government attention. This practice, while commonplace in fashion, raised significant ethical concerns after it became public knowledge. Following intense criticism, the brand altered its strategy within two months. Lawmakers acknowledged the change but highlighted that…

The Times of India

Meet Ryan: The 13-year-old who turns discarded cans into support for charities

A 13-year-old boy has turned thousands of discarded drink cans into a regular source of funding for food banks and charities in the West Midlands. Ryan came up with the idea after wanting to use his spare time to help people in need. What began as a simple collection project…

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25 years after 9/11, one of America's strictest airport rules begins to ease

In an effort to enhance air travel experiences, the Transportation Security Administration has reinstated gate access for family and friends. TSA PreCheck members can conveniently apply online for a Gateside pass, which permits entry into airport terminals without needing a boarding pass. This program is designed to revive the nostalgic…

The Times of India

Solar E-Container Classrooms Pilot: UNICEF turns scrap boxes into digital hubs; nearly 20,000 pupils benefit

In a groundbreaking initiative, UNICEF Cameroon has ingeniously converted shipping containers into solar-powered digital classrooms. These innovative 'e-containers' have successfully connected approximately 20,000 children with vital internet access and modern educational tools. Launched in April 2021, the project has benefitted 17 schools across diverse regions, equipping teachers with essential training…

The Times of India

Weather tracker: Hurricane Lowell pounds Hawaii’s western islands

Widespread damage across Ni‘ihau, Kauaʻi and O‘ahu, while in Japan further heavy rainfall causes widespread flooding

The Guardian - UK

Saudi Arabia Bypassed Hormuz With a Red Sea Oil Route, Now Houthis Threaten It Too

Saudi Arabia is relying on its East-West Pipeline to bypass disrupted Strait of Hormuz shipping, but Houthi advances near Bab el-Mandeb are increasing risks for Red Sea oil exports.

International Business Times UK

大廟禪房亂搞男女關係泰國「花和尚」A走9000萬捐款被捕

泰國警方11日表示，建於14世紀的泰國大城府知名皇家寺廟「佛泰沙旺寺」（Wat Phutthaisawan）的前住持帕瓦奇拉揚（Phra Wachirayan Wi已因涉嫌挪用...…

Liberty Times (中文)

Remembrance ceremonies held across the US to honor victims of 9/11

Memorials and remembrances mark the 25 years since the attacks that killed nearly 3,000 on 11 September 2001

The Guardian - US

Rapid Bug Evolution Shifts: soapberry beaks adapt to golden rain tree; long-beaked form fades

In Florida, the introduction of the golden rain tree sparked a swift adaptation in soapberry bugs, leading them to develop shorter beaks suitable for feeding on the tree's seeds. However, research later revealed a concerning trend: the native bug population that had adapted to these invasive plants began to disappear,…

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5 killed and 40 injured as bus crashes near Alpine village in Switzerland

At least five people were killed and 40 injured in Switzerland on Thursday after a bus crashed near an Alpine village.

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Before 9/11, US knew Bin Laden was a threat. India-Pakistan tensions were the bigger worry

9/11 has been one of the most horrifying incidents of terrorism to happen on American soil. It claimed 2,977 victims not even accounting for the collective trauma it resulted in.

The Independent UK

Record heatwave set to turn champagne more alcoholic

French authorities have made a one-off exemption to allow alcohol content to increase to 15 per cent

The Times of India

Porous Asphalt Cuts Salt Use: UNH field studies find 75% less salt needed; chloride pollution drops

A comprehensive four-year study by the University of New Hampshire assessed the winter performance of porous asphalt, revealing its exceptional drainage and friction characteristics. The research demonstrated that porous asphalt needed about seventy-five percent less salt each winter. Impressively, this reduction not only upheld but also enhanced safety on the…

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Man lost his ring in 1973; 53 years later, fate brings it back

In 1973, a Kansas student misplaced his class ring during an epic snowball fight. Fast forward fifty-three years later, campus workers discovered the ring while tending to the grounds. Interestingly, the owner and his wife were driving through the city that same day, having just discussed the ring a week…

The Times of India

Cool Pavements Lose Effectiveness: LA studies find cooling fades within months; cities face upkeep challenge

In an effort to combat the urban heat island phenomenon, Los Angeles initiated cool pavement trials in the Winnetka and Pacoima neighborhoods. The projects featured reflective coatings, which initially reduced surface temperatures. However, as time went on, weathering impacted their effectiveness. Findings from these studies pointed to the necessity for…

The Guardian - UK

Sweden’s PM channels Trump saying he wants to ‘make Sweden great again’ ahead of election – as it happened

Ulf Kristersson’s comments come ahead of the parliamentary election taking place this Sunday

The Times of India

Miami flight overrun: Plane touched down at nearly 300 kmph despite high-speed warning

A 21 Air Boeing 767 touched down at Miami International Airport at an alarming speed of nearly 300 kmph. As the crew attempted to execute a go-around following the landing, they had neglected to deploy the speed brakes, leading to automated alerts about the steep descent and proximity to the…

The Times of India

1,700 passengers boarded an Alaska cruise, only for Royal Caribbean to cancel it two days later

Royal Caribbean cancelled an Alaska cruise after around 1,700 passengers had already boarded the ship in Vancouver. The seven-night sailing was delayed because of an unspecified technical issue and was later cancelled after passengers spent two days waiting on board. Guests were offered refunds, future cruise credit and help with…

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Century-Long Conservation Legacy: Yawkey preserve links land, science; alligators and birds thrive

In 1914, a wildlife preserve was born in South Carolina with the purchase of a vast tract of land. Thanks to Tom Yawkey's vision, this coastal sanctuary has expanded significantly to safeguard diverse ecosystems and endangered species. Spanning 24,000 acres, it remains a crucial hub for ongoing scientific inquiry and…

The Independent UK

Why a Russian screening of an 81-year-old film has alarmed Taiwan

Taiwan says Russia is helping China push its narrative of a rising military threat from Japan

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