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Coastal areas often face pollution from too much nitrogen and organic matter. This can change how phosphorus moves around in the water. Phosphorus is a key nutrient that can cause algae blooms. Scientists wanted to see how this works in coastal areas, where conditions can change quickly. They did a

environment

Plastic's Hidden Pathways: Tracing Non-Floating Debris Around the Iberian Peninsula

The ocean's plastic problem is not just about what floats. While the world focuses on surface plastics, a silent accumulation is happening below. Recent research used advanced computer models to track non-floating plastics around the Iberian Peninsula. This isn't just about seeing where plastics go.

Keeping the Spark Alive: How to Grow Without Losing Your Edge

Growing a business is tough. It starts with a big idea and lots of energy. But keeping that energy alive as the company grows is even tougher. Leaders have a big role to play here. The same traits that helped start the business can sometimes hold it back. Think of people like Steve Jobs or Jeff Bezo

politics

What's the Deal with Healthcare Plans?

President Donald Trump recently shared his thoughts on healthcare. He said he won't introduce any big new healthcare plans. He believes Obamacare, the Affordable Care Act, will fade away on its own. Why? Because people find it too costly to use. Trump made these comments after Republicans in the Ho

Hilton's Bold Move: New Hotels in Türkiye

Hilton is making big waves in Türkiye with its latest hotel brand, Canopy by Hilton. Two new hotels are set to open this month in Istanbul and Izmir. This is not Hilton's first foray into Türkiye, as they have already introduced the Tapestry Collection by Hilton and expanded the Curio Collection by

U. S. Navy's New Small Combat Ships: A Familiar Design Takes the Lead

The U. S. Navy has picked Ingalls Shipbuilding to create and construct new small surface combatant (SSC) ships. These ships will be based on the design of the Legend-class national security cutters, which Ingalls has already built for the U. S. Coast Guard. This decision makes sense because Ingalls

entertainment

A Spy's Life: The Night Manager Returns with a Bang

The Night Manager is making a comeback, and it's not just any return. This time, it's bigger, bolder, and steamier. The show's creator, David Farr, had a dream that sparked the idea for a sequel. He saw a boy in a Colombian monastery, and suddenly, the story poured out of him. That dream turned into

entertainment

Actresses Chat About Their Craft and Lives

Six accomplished actresses gathered to discuss their recent film roles and the personal journeys that came with them. Each woman brought a unique perspective, shaped by their experiences both on and off the screen. The conversation began with a focus on the themes present in their films. Motherhood

The Changing Landscape of Drug Discovery: A Look into the Future

In 2006, a young journalist visited Pfizer to discuss the company's research and development (R&D) plans. This was a time when the pharmaceutical industry was facing a significant drop in productivity. During the 1990s, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved 311 new medicines. However, in t

technology

Samsung's Exynos 2600: A Leap in Smartphone Tech