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Amazon's Soy Shield Crumbles: What's Next?

November 3, 2024

In a surprising turn, the Brazilian state of Mato Grosso has passed a new law that chisels away at the Soy Moratorium, a deal aimed at curbing Amazon deforestation. This agreement, hatched in 2006 after a Greenpeace investigation linked soy to illegal deforestation, had big companies like Cargill, B

business

Transforming Meetings: The StarryHub Q1 Pro Projector

November 3, 2024

Meetings have changed a lot over the years. We've gone from big, clunky equipment to sleek, smart devices that make everything faster and easier. One of these game-changers is the StarryHub Q1 Pro, a powerful projector designed for business meetings. It's wireless, has AI-powered tech, and makes pre

entertainment

Japanese Filmmakers: A New Gateway to Hollywood

November 1, 2024

Ever wondered how to bridge the filmmaking worlds of Japan and Hollywood? Well, the Coalition of Asian Pacifics in Entertainment (CAPE) and the Japan External Trade Organization (JETRO) have just the thing for you: a new program called Beyond Japan. This initiative, supported by the Japanese governm

business

Space Defense Expert Joins Voyager for a New Mission

November 1, 2024

Denver-based Voyager Space has a new leader for its national security business: Matt Magaña, who brings a wealth of experience from the defense industry. Previously at Raytheon Intelligence & Space, Magaña joins Voyager as the executive vice president of national security. Voyager is known for its f

sports

Two Long Island Teams Join Forces Against Hunger

October 31, 2024

This holiday season, two sports teams from Long Island are stepping up to help their community. The Strong Island roller derby team and the Long Island Nets basketball team are teaming up with Long Island Cares, a local food bank. The Nets are planning to collect food at three home games in early No

science

Hidden City Unveiled: Ancient Mayans in Mexico's Jungle

October 31, 2024

In the dense jungles of southern Mexico, scientists have uncovered clues of an ancient Mayan city using laser technology. This forgotten city, tentatively named Valeriana, might have been as bustling as the well-known city of Calakmul. Researchers believe that vast areas between known Mayan sites we

entertainment

When Divorce Was Inevitable: Real Stories from Ex-Couples

October 31, 2024

Divorce rates in the US have been around 42%, making marriage a bit of a gamble. Some former couples share the exact moments they knew their marriage was over. One Quora user recalls her daughter asking why she didn't divorce her verbally abusive husband. It was a wake-up call for her. In another s

science

NASA Picks Nine Moon Landing Spots for Historic Mission

October 31, 2024

NASA has recently announced nine potential landing spots near the moon's South Pole for the upcoming Artemis III mission, which aims to bring humans back to the lunar surface after over 50 years. These locations are carefully chosen to maximize scientific discovery and to ensure the safety of the as

technology

OpenAI's Custom AI Chip: A Game Changer in the Making

October 31, 2024

OpenAI, the innovator behind ChatGPT, is taking a giant leap into the future of AI by developing its own custom chip. This isn't your average silicon; it's designed to optimize AI tasks like never before. The tech giant is already teaming up with Broadcom, while also sourcing chips from industry lea

environment

Save Our Reefs: Coral Bleaching Sparks Global Alarm

October 31, 2024

This year, scientists found that 77% of the world's coral reefs are in trouble due to bleaching, a result of warming ocean waters caused by climate change. This is the fourth and largest global bleaching event on record, affecting both hemispheres. Coral reefs are crucial because they support over 2