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Solar Desalination Breakthroughs Bring Affordable Water to Arid Regions
Solar-powered desalination breakthroughs are making freshwater production affordable for arid regions globally. New technologies from MIT and research institutions achieve high efficiency without batteries, while large-scale...
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Utilities Rethink Coal Phase-Out Timelines Amid Grid Concerns
Utilities worldwide are reassessing coal phase-out timelines due to grid stability concerns, stranded asset risks, and rising electricity demand from AI. Policy deadlines face practical implementation challenges as companies...
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Tech Workers Vote in Landmark Union Election at Major Firm
Tech workers at a major company voted overwhelmingly to unionize in a landmark election, with 81% approval. The union represents 300+ workers and could reshape industry wage standards and benefits through collective bargaining.
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Russia Launches New Missile Attack on Kyiv, Eight Injured
Russia launched ballistic missiles and drones at Kyiv, injuring eight people and damaging buildings. The attack follows Russia's strategy of targeting Ukrainian infrastructure before winter.
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Missing Picasso Found: Left Behind by Accident
A valuable Picasso painting missing for weeks was found after a neighbor took it home thinking it was a lost package. The artwork was accidentally left behind during transport to a Spanish exhibition.
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New WTO Trade Dispute Over Agricultural Subsidies Filed
New WTO dispute over agricultural subsidies threatens global trade stability. With dispute settlement paralyzed and retaliation risks high, agricultural markets face uncertainty. US-China trade war already causing 73% export...