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Solar Power Sparks 'Age of Electricity,' International Energy Agency says
Renewable energy is on the rise globally, led by a surge in solar power, according to a new report from the International Energy Agency. The world's growing energy demand has also boosted fossil fuel production but overall trends suggest a peak in coal, oil and gas use before 2030. With an emphasis on clean electricity sources like solar and wind, prices may drop as energy abundance grows. China emerges as both a renewable energy leader and fossil fuel producer while making strides towards reducing emissions and increasing electric vehicle adoption.
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Cafe Saves Customer from a Life of Crime with Free Meals
A heartwarming story of a Nottingham charity, The Open Kitchen, providing over 100 free meals daily to those in need, including job support and haircuts. Steven McKenzie shares how the charity prevents him from resorting to shoplifting for survival. Imran Khan runs the "life-saving" service that goes beyond food by offering support and training courses. Individuals like Natalie Batchelor have turned their lives around with help from the charity, showcasing a bright future ahead.
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Londoner Makes History as Youngest Woman to Conquer 14 Tallest Peaks
A young woman from London, Adriana Brownlee, has made history by becoming the youngest woman to scale all 14 mountain peaks over 8,000m high. She achieved this incredible feat after quitting university to pursue her passion for mountaineering. Adriana hopes to inspire others with her journey and determination. Despite facing challenges during her latest climb in Tibet, she reached the summit of Shishapangma and fulfilled a childhood dream while setting new world records.
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Promising ALS Drug Offers Hope for Patients, Researchers Say
Exciting news for ALS patients: Neuvivo is seeking FDA approval for a new drug that could be a game-changer in treating the disease. The medication, NP001, targets inflammation in the immune system and may help preserve lung function. With fast track designations from the FDA, this breakthrough treatment offers hope to those battling ALS. Stay tuned for updates as Neuvivo continues its progress towards potential approval!
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Archaeologists Uncover Hidden Tomb Below 'Indiana Jones' Structure
Beneath Petra's pink stone cliffs, researchers discovered a hidden tomb shedding light on the ancient Nabatean people. The historic Jordanian city gained fame when featured in "Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade" for its mysterious Treasury structure. A team of archaeologists unearthed 12 skeletons and valuable artifacts beneath the iconic site earlier this year. This exciting discovery may help unravel long-standing mysteries about Petra's history and the enigmatic Nabatean culture.
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Chilean Indigenous Language Makes Comeback, Avoids Extinction
In a tiny town in Chile's Atacama Desert, efforts are underway to revive the ancient Ckunsa language of the Lickanantay people. Despite being declared extinct in the 1950s, locals like Tomás Vilca are working hard to bring it back to life. In schools across Chile, initiatives are in place to teach Indigenous languages and cultures, preserving important heritage. With dedication and passion, communities like the Lickanantay are ensuring that their traditions and language thrive for future generations - a truly inspiring endeavor!
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Tribe Takes the Lead in Creating U.S.'s First National Marine Sanctuary
The US federal government is creating a new national marine sanctuary off the Central California coast covering over 4,500 square miles. Led by Indigenous people, this will be the third largest sanctuary in the U.S. The Chumash Heritage National Marine Sanctuary will involve tribes and Indigenous groups in managing and protecting the area from oil drilling and mining while allowing fishing. This marks a positive step towards giving indigenous peoples a say in conserving lands and waters for future generations.
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Liftoff! NASA's Record-Breaking Spacecraft Launches to Planet
NASA's Europa Clipper, the largest spacecraft for a planetary mission, successfully launched towards Jupiter on Monday. The mission aims to explore Europa's potential to support extraterrestrial life by studying its icy surface and subsurface ocean. With 50 close flybys planned, Clipper will search for clues while navigating Jupiter's hazardous radiation environment. If successful, this groundbreaking mission could reveal that the universe is teeming with possibilities beyond our planet Earth.
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Teacher's GIANT Pumpkin Wins California Contest
A horticulture teacher from Minnesota won the top prize at a pumpkin-weighing contest in California for the fourth year in a row. Travis Gienger's winning gourd weighed 2,471 pounds, just shy of his own world record set last year. Despite challenging weather conditions, Gienger focused on healthy soil and well-fed plants to achieve success. His massive pumpkin will now travel to Southern California for a special Halloween carving event after an epic 35-hour journey with his family.
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Tidal Power Making Waves in Clean Energy
The world's oceans hold promise for clean energy grids, with tidal stream and wave technology leading the way. Success in the U.K.'s demonstration projects is propelling momentum towards commercialization. Tidal stream technology offers reliable renewable energy for island communities, cutting reliance on costly fossil fuels. While tidal and wave power won't dominate global grids, they could play a valuable role in the energy transition by harnessing the power of ocean tides.