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On Friday, Oregon’s Governor Tina Kotek officially declared a fishing disaster in the state, stemming from a three-year setback in
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Sweetwater, a town situated about 45 minutes from Abilene, Texas, has unexpectedly become the epicenter for discarded wind turbine blades.Â
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The buzzing of bumblebees has long been the soundtrack to European summers, but this melody may fade to a hum
In a world where technology is a constant companion, the smartphone has become a staple in our daily lives whether
Square Roots, a ‘smart farm’ startup that was cofounded by Elon Musk’s brother, Kimbal, shut down the majority of its
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During the COVID-19 pandemic, the world witnessed an extraordinary surge in the utilization of online grocery services. As of July
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