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Humans Made Fire 365,000 Years Earlier Than Previously Thought
British Museum archaeologists discover humans made fire 415,000 years ago in England, 365,000 years earlier than previously known. Evidence includes heated clay, damaged tools, and imported pyrite for spark-making.
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Transit App Launches Real-Time Accessibility Data & Rider Feedback
Transit apps launch real-time accessibility data routing and rider feedback integration in 2025, revolutionizing accessible public transportation with dynamic accessibility maps, community reporting, and comprehensive digital...
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New Cruise Ship Emission Standards Announced for 2025
New IMO regulations mandate cleaner fuels, stricter scrubber rules, and emission fees for cruise ships, with 43% reduction targets by 2035 and $380/tonne CO2 charges. Port fees increasing globally.
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Hydrogen Hub Secures Major Financing for Green Energy Push
A major hydrogen hub project secures financing for 300MW electrolyser capacity with 15-year offtake agreements, positioning it as Europe's largest green hydrogen initiative with operations starting by 2027.
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Cross-Border Telemedicine Pilot Shows Promising Results
A cross-border telemedicine pilot shows improved patient outcomes but highlights licensing and reimbursement challenges. Results indicate 35% fewer hospital readmissions and better chronic disease management.
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Meta Yields to EU Pressure, Will Change Instagram Ads in 2026
Meta will change Instagram and Facebook advertising in EU starting January 2026, offering users choice between full data tracking or limited tracking ads after €200M DMA fine.