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Oct 29 2025TECHNOLOGY

Tech's Role in Keeping Māori Communities Together During Tough Times

In New Zealand, Māori communities faced big challenges during COVID-19 and Cyclone Gabrielle. These events made it hard for people to stay connected. Loneliness and mental health issues became more common. But digital tech stepped in to help. Digital tools did more than just keep people talking. Th

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Oct 29 2025TECHNOLOGY

Faraday Future's Big Move in the UAE: Crypto-Friendly Cars and a Soccer Star

Faraday Future, a company known for its electric vehicles, made a splash in the UAE. They unveiled their new car, the FX Super One, at the Burj Khalifa. This car is special because it's the first of its kind, a First Class EAI-MPV. They also announced that soccer star Andrés Iniesta will be the firs

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Oct 28 2025HEALTH

Sorting Out the Psychedelic Treatment Mix-Up

People are buzzing about psychedelics and ketamine as potential fixes for mental health struggles. Clinics are opening up left and right, but the whole scene is a bit of a mess. The big question is: what makes these treatments actually work? Different studies take different approaches. Some focus o

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Oct 28 2025ENVIRONMENT

Delhi's Bold Move: Can Cloud Seeding Fight Pollution?

Delhi is trying something new to fight pollution. They are using cloud seeding to make it rain. This is not a common practice in India, but other places have done it before. The idea is to add tiny chemicals to clouds. These chemicals help water droplets form and fall as rain. The Indian Institute

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Oct 28 2025CRIME

Rio's Tense Calm Before the Climate Storm

Rio de Janeiro is gearing up to welcome the world for some big climate events. But before the global mayors and celebrities arrive, the city saw a violent clash. Twenty people lost their lives, including two police officers, during a major crackdown on organized crime. This happened just days before

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Oct 28 2025ENVIRONMENT

Climate Change: Gates Pushes for a Shift in Focus

Bill Gates, a well-known billionaire, has suggested a new approach to tackling climate change. He believes that instead of just focusing on reducing temperatures, we should also think about how to protect people from extreme weather and improve their health. This idea comes just before the COP30 cli

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Oct 28 2025SCIENCE

Platinum Power-Up: How Heat and Doping Boost Fuel Cell Catalysts

Fuel cells are like the superheroes of clean energy, and platinum-based catalysts are their sidekicks. These tiny particles help fuel cells work better, but they need a little help themselves. That's where heat treatment and doping come in. By heating them up in hydrogen and adding a bit of rhodium

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Oct 28 2025BUSINESS

The Hidden Costs of PFAS: A Financial Wake-Up Call

Big companies are facing a serious problem with PFAS chemicals. These chemicals are everywhere, and they're causing a lot of trouble. The government is cracking down, and that means companies have to pay up. It's not just about cleaning up the mess. It's about money, lots of it. The government has

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Oct 28 2025ENVIRONMENT

Plug-In Hybrids: Not as Green as They Seem?

Plug-in hybrid electric vehicles (PHEVs) are often seen as a middle ground between traditional gas cars and fully electric vehicles. But are they really as eco-friendly as they claim to be? Recent findings suggest otherwise. A study by Transport and Environment (T&E) found that PHEVs emit about 135

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Oct 28 2025TECHNOLOGY

Driving Safety: Who's Really Leading the Way?

The world of self-driving cars is heating up, and one big name is calling out others to step up their safety game. Takedra Mawakana, co-CEO of Waymo, recently shared her thoughts on the current state of autonomous vehicle (AV) safety. She made it clear that more companies need to open up about their

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