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Global Cities Race to Plant Millions of Trees to Beat the Urban Heat
LONDON — Walking through a modern city on a hot summer day can feel like stepping into an oven. Buildings made of concrete and glass absorb the sun's rays during the day and release that heat slowly at night. Scientists call these densely populated ...
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North Korea Unveils Huge Beach Resort for Tourists
North Korea has officially opened the Wonsan Kalma beach resort area, a major development along its eastern coast. According to NK state media, this resort is set to host nearly 20,000 visitors, aiming to draw in both local and international tourist...
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Florida's Bold Move: New Legislation Paves the Way for Criminalising Geoengineering
Florida has recently passed a law aimed at criminalising geoengineering practices within the state. This action reflects rising concerns regarding the potential environmental and ethical consequences linked to large-scale interventions in the Earth'...
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The Watergun Uprising: A Splash of Rebellion Against Spain's Tourism Surge
Demonstrators employed water guns against visitors in Barcelona and on the Spanish island of Mallorca during protests on June 15, calling for a reevaluation of an economic model they argue is exacerbating a housing crisis. These protests were part o...
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The Art of Staying Informed: How to Keep Up With the News Without Going Crazy
Oliver Burkeman, a renowned writer for the UK Guardian, proposes a simple yet effective solution in one of his recent columns. He suggests a hack that allows individuals to acquire the necessary facts and analysis without 'succumbing to a panic...
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