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A recent report highlights the significant carbon emissions generated by everyday digital activities, such as sending emails and using social media. As global emissions rise, the tech industry's reliance on fossil fuels raises concerns about its environmental impact. Companies are urged to adopt energy-efficient practices to mitigate their carbon footprints.
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Whakaari Management, owners of New Zealand's White Island, are appealing their conviction for safety violations linked to the 2019 volcanic eruption that killed 22 people. The appeal centers on whether the company was responsible for visitor safety or if that duty fell to tour operators. The High Court's decision is pending.
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A rare scarlet tanager, typically found in North America, has been spotted in Shelf, Yorkshire, after being blown off course by hurricane winds. This sighting has attracted hundreds of birdwatchers, marking the first appearance of the species in Yorkshire and only the eighth record in the UK.
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Wales secured a hard-fought 0-0 draw against Turkey in Kayseri, extending their unbeaten run under manager Craig Bellamy. Despite Turkey's dominance in possession and chances, a missed penalty by Kerem Akturkoglu kept the match level. Wales now sits second in Group B4, needing a result against Iceland to secure a Nations League playoff spot.
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Researchers are developing lasers that utilize bacteria's photosynthetic abilities to convert sunlight into energy. This technology, part of the APACE project, aims to support space missions and provide clean energy on Earth, potentially revolutionizing power generation in space and beyond.