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Scientists turned plastic waste into clean hydrogen fuel without expensive sorting and it could revolutionise recycling forever

New research offers a method to convert mixed plastic waste into clean hydrogen fuel. The innovative technique allows for the processing of various plastic types together without sorting. This breakthrough could turn discarded plastic into a valuable energy source for homes. The development supports a circular economy and reduces environmental pollution effectively.
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Meet Laika: The Moscow stray dog who became the first animal to orbit Earth in 1957, but was never meant to come home

Laika, a stray dog, became the first living creature in Earth orbit aboard Sputnik 2. The spacecraft was built in haste and lacked any return system for the animal. Soviet officials initially claimed Laika survived for days before a peaceful death. However, a scientist later revealed she died within hours due to system failure. This mission accelerated American efforts to develop a human space program.
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Jilted lover shoots girl dead in Samastipur

Jilted lover shoots girl dead in Samastipur
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Helpline in Bokaro to assist electors during SIR exercise

Helpline in Bokaro to assist electors during SIR exercise
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Ram Temple donation row: Trust deploys new cash-counting team, introduces two-shift system under SBI supervision

The Ram Temple trust has implemented a new cash counting system with two shifts. This new process is now under the supervision of the State Bank of India. A new in-charge has been appointed after the previous one was jailed. This follows an investigation into alleged theft of donation money. Authorities arrested eight individuals and recovered significant cash and valuables.
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Hunters carried trout past waterfalls into fishless Norwegian mountain lakes 7,000 years ago

In a remarkable feat 7,000 years ago, ancient hunter-gatherers transformed Norwegian mountain lakes by introducing brown trout. Archaeologists discovered remnants of intricate fish traps from 5000 BC, highlighting how these early communities intentionally manipulated their ecosystems for sustainable food resources. They even transported live fish through rugged landscapes, paving the way for the fisheries we know today, where anglers still catch their ancient descendants.
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Florida turns restaurant waste into reefs; fish and dolphins rebound

Florida restored parts of the Gulf of Mexico by returning more than 500,000 tonnes of recycled oyster and clam shells to the sea between 2007 and 2024. The shells helped rebuild oyster reefs, improve water quality and support the return of fish, turtles and dolphins to levels not seen in over 25 years.
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'Weaponisation of water': Pakistan seeks Canada's help to revive Indus Waters Treaty with India

Pakistan's Deputy Prime Minister Ishaq Dar requested Canadian support for the Indus Waters Treaty. He stated India suspended the agreement, adding a new dynamic to security. Dar urged India to end water weaponization and uphold international law. India maintains its position remains in abeyance due to terrorism. Pakistan views the Indus as a lifeline and will defend its sovereignty.
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Frankford Avenue Bridge: The oldest bridge in the US still carrying traffic was built in 1697 and has survived more than 320 years of history

Philadelphia's Frankford Avenue Bridge, built in 1697, remains in continuous use. This stone arch structure is the oldest surviving roadway bridge still carrying vehicles. It served as a vital link for colonial travel and witnessed revolutionary events. The bridge has been widened and modified over centuries to accommodate modern transport. Designated a National Historic Civil Engineering Landmark, it preserves a connection to America's colonial past.
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