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Carbon Credits Are Failing to Help with Climate Change — Here’s Why
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As large language models (LLMs) such as ChatGPT and Claude continue to make waves in the technological landscape, they raise…
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US Shipping Chaos: UPS Struggles with Backlogs, Leaving Customers Fearing Lost Possessions
The sudden changes to US customs regulations and an overwhelming flood of packages are creating a shipping nightmare for customers…
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Americans Fear Healthcare Costs Soar as Obamacare Subsidies Hang in the Balance, Republicans Face Internal Divisions
As the end of the year draws near, millions of Americans are anxiously awaiting the fate of the Affordable Care…
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The drive to increase tree planting in Northern Ireland is failing to meet critical, legally binding targets, putting the region’s…
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In a quiet corner of Devon, nestled by the tranquil waters of Venford Reservoir, environmental enthusiasts are coming together to…
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Coral Die-Off Marks Earth’s First Climate ‘Tipping Point’, Scientists Warn
In an alarming new report, scientists have confirmed that the world’s coral reef ecosystems have crossed a climate “tipping point,”…
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Alchemy: Discredited Pseudoscience or Chemistry’s Worthy Ancestor?
Alchemy holds a unique and often misunderstood place in the history of science. For many, it is merely a collection…
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Spirituality and Rituals: The Heart of Indian Culture
India is often described as a land of spirituality, where faith and rituals are deeply woven into the fabric of…
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