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    Ben Simmons rejects NBA criticism: 'I love this game'●'I love this game': Ben Simmons rejects NBA criticism✉newsSportBasketball4 min ago

    Ben Simmons has pushed back against criticism of his NBA career, saying 'I love this game'. The Australian guard has faced sustained scrutiny in recent seasons over his shooting, injuries and time away from the court. His comments mark a defiant response to doubters as attention on his future in the league continues.

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    Réunion airport runs on natural ventilation, no air conditioning▼An airport cooled by natural ventilationYhnEnvironment724 min ago

    Roland Garros Airport on the French island of Réunion has opened a terminal cooled entirely by natural ventilation, with no air conditioning. The design uses airflow through the building to keep passengers comfortable in a tropical climate, cutting energy use. Observers are highlighting it as an example of how large infrastructure can be built sustainably in hot, humid regions.

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    Bamboo bats proposed as sustainable alternative in cricket●The Hotspot | Stumped for wood, bamboo bats offer cricket a substitute to leather on willow✉newsSportCricket1 min ago

    Cricket is facing a shortage of suitable willow for bat manufacturing, and attention has turned to bamboo as a possible substitute for the traditional wood. The idea has sparked debate among players, manufacturers and fans about whether bamboo bats could change the character of the game, with questions over performance, tradition and the sport's environmental footprint.

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    Amazon seeks FCC approval for 5,105 new satellites amid secrecy concerns●# Amazon is asking the # FCC to approve 5,105 massive new # satellites while hiding their orbital debris risk models behMmastodonScienceSpace Policy31420 min ago

    Amazon is asking the US Federal Communications Commission to approve a constellation of 5,105 additional satellites, part of its Project Kuiper broadband plans. Critics say the company is withholding its orbital debris risk models behind corporate confidentiality, and are calling for full public transparency, arguing that a safe and sustainable orbital environment is a shared resource.

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    Andy Burnham pledges to scrap pension triple lock from 2030●BREAKING: Andy Burnham has pledged to scrap the state pension triple lock after the next election "From April 2030, we w𝕏xGB5.3K7 min ago

    Andy Burnham, the Mayor of Greater Manchester and potential Labour leadership contender, has pledged to scrap the state pension triple lock after the next election. He said that from April 2030 the state pension would continue to rise annually by at least prices or 2.5%, replacing the current guarantee of the highest of inflation, earnings growth or 2.5%. The pledge has drawn strong reaction, with critics likely to frame it as a threat to pensioners' incomes while supporters see it as a move toward fiscal sustainability.

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    Spurs guards say ego-free culture sets them apart●‘We don’t have no egos’ | Spurs guards explain the difference between the Spurs and past would-be NBA dynasties https://MmastodonSportBasketball34 min ago

    San Antonio Spurs guards say the team's lack of egos is what separates them from past NBA squads that were expected to become dynasties but fell short. Their comments highlight a selfless locker-room culture as the franchise draws comparisons to championship contenders, with fans and local reporters weighing in on whether this group can sustain it.

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    Panama's Mulino Talks Sovereignty, Migration at World Leaders Forum●Panamanian President José Raúl Mulino discusses sovereignty, migration, climate change at World Leaders Forum✉newsEnvironmentClimate18 min ago

    Panamanian President José Raúl Mulino appeared at the World Leaders Forum, where he addressed national sovereignty, migration, and climate change. The remarks come as Panama faces sustained pressure over migration routes through the Darién Gap and growing climate concerns affecting the country, including drought-related constraints on the Panama Canal. His appearance drew attention from students and regional observers.

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    Mexican boxer Arturo Torres has died after being placed in an induced coma following injuries sustained in a fight. The death was reported by French regional daily Ouest-France, prompting tributes and renewed discussion in France and beyond about the dangers of boxing and fighter safety.

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    North Vernon Man Dies in Golf Cart Accident●North Vernon Man Suffers Fatal Injuries in Golf Cart Accident✉newsSportGolfjust now

    A man from North Vernon has died from injuries sustained in a golf cart accident, according to a local report from Eagle Country 99.3. Few further details about the incident, including where and when it occurred or the victim's identity, have been released.

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    Next-Generation Geothermal Energy Targets Fossil Fuels in US●Next-generation geothermal energy systems are coming for your fossil fuels... https:// cleantechnica.com/2026/09/26/g eoMmastodonEnvironmentEnergy817 min ago

    CleanTechnica reports that next-generation geothermal energy systems are advancing as a challenger to fossil fuels in the United States, with the article framing them as both renewable and sustainable. The piece also ties the technology's rise to US energy policy. The story is being shared among clean-energy and climate-focused communities online, where geothermal's potential role in the energy transition is being discussed.

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    Housing has become a leading topic of public discussion in Russia, ranking high in search interest with engagement above 2,000. The keyword covers concerns about buying, renting and availability of accommodation, long-standing issues for Russian households amid high mortgage rates and rising prices. No specific event is attached to the surge; the discussion appears broad rather than tied to a single announcement.

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    Ocean chemistry kept early life breathing, study finds●How ocean chemistry helped life keep breathing✉newsScience14 min ago

    Researchers at the University of California, Riverside report that shifts in ocean chemistry played a key role in allowing life to keep producing oxygen on early Earth. The findings suggest seawater's changing composition helped sustain the oxygen that complex organisms needed to develop and survive.

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    PFT releases Week 4 NFL power rankings for 2026 season●PFT’s Week 4 2026 NFL power rankings✉newsSportFootball6 min ago

    ProFootballTalk has published its Week 4 power rankings for the 2026 NFL season, ranking all teams as the campaign moves past its opening stretch. The rankings are drawing attention from fans debating which teams are true contenders and which early-season performances are sustainable as the playoff picture slowly takes shape.

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    Premier League title race: how much does a fast start matter?●How important is a fast start for teams chasing the Premier League title?✉newsSportSoccer5 min ago

    Pundits and fans are debating whether early-season form is a reliable indicator of which team will win the Premier League title. The discussion examines whether clubs that open the season strongly tend to sustain their momentum through May, or whether slow starters have historically recovered to lift the trophy, as questions build over the current campaign's early table.

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    NFL Power Rankings Ahead of Week 4●NFL power rankings: Nick’s picks for how teams stack up before Week 4✉newsSportFootball6 min ago

    Yahoo Sports has published its NFL power rankings heading into Week 4, with analyst Nick Shook offering his picks for how all teams stack up early in the season. Rankings at this point in the year tend to spark debate, as three weeks of results start to separate genuine contenders from pretenders, and fans argue over which surprises are sustainable.

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    Readers are revisiting 'Sustainable Energy — Without the Hot Air', the late physicist David MacKay's freely available book on energy policy and climate mathematics. The book, hosted at withouthotair.com, is prized for cutting through hype with straightforward numbers on how a country could decarbonise its energy supply. Discussion centres on how its analysis holds up years after publication.

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    UN warns of 'narrowing window' to restore world's forests●UN warns of ‘narrowing window’ to restore world’s forestsMmastodon459 min ago

    The UN's Food and Agriculture Organization has urged governments to make forest restoration a national priority, warning there is a narrowing window to restore the world's forests. The FAO says deforestation and degradation continue to erode forests' capacity to support biodiversity, regulate climate and sustain livelihoods, and that action must be scaled up now.

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    Runner logs another tempo session in half marathon build-up●Tuesday aerobic tempo session again and another 3x20 minutes at race/effort pace at the gym, at a slightly pace than lasMmastodonHealthFitness49 min ago

    A runner completed a Tuesday aerobic tempo session on the treadmill, repeating a 3x20 minute block at race-effort pace. The pace was slightly quicker than last time, but heart rate drifted toward threshold rather than tempo, suggesting the harder effort is catching up despite being sustainable across the reps. Training updates like this circulate among runners following half-marathon preparation and comparing pacing progress week to week.

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    Legumes' potential in Africa held back by weak seed systems●#Legumes contribute to #soil fertility, improve #nutrition , diversify cropping, and strengthen #resilience . However, iMmastodonHealthNutrition110 min ago

    Nutrition and agriculture specialists are highlighting that legumes improve soil fertility, boost nutrition, diversify cropping systems and strengthen resilience against shocks. Yet in Africa their potential is limited by poor seed systems, biotic and abiotic constraints, weak policy support, post-harvest losses and uneven research investment. The argument is that closing these gaps would unlock major food security and farming benefits across the continent.

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    Japan offers lessons in preventive health for aging societies●As the world's first super-aging society, Japan can show how prevention protects health, workers and prosperity. https:/MmastodonHealth412 min ago

    Commentary in The Japan Times argues that Japan, the world's first super-aging society, can serve as a model for how preventive health care protects people's health, keeps workers in the labor force longer, and sustains economic prosperity. The piece points to Japan's experience as demographic aging accelerates worldwide, suggesting other countries facing shrinking workforces could learn from its emphasis on prevention over treatment.

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    Merz announces sustainability plan citing climate risks●Merz announces sustainability plan, stresses risks of climate change✉newsEnvironmentClimate18 min ago

    German Chancellor Friedrich Merz has announced a new sustainability plan, warning of the risks posed by climate change. The announcement frames sustainability policy as a priority, with Merz stressing the need to address environmental threats. Details of the plan's measures and funding have drawn attention, as observers weigh how Germany will balance climate goals with economic concerns.

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    Maryland Daily Record unveils 2026 Environmental Leaders Power List●Introducing The Daily Record’s 2026 Environmental Leaders Power List✉newsEnvironment19 min ago

    The Maryland Daily Record has introduced its 2026 Environmental Leaders Power List, recognizing individuals across the state for their work on environmental issues. The publication's annual ranking highlights leaders in sustainability, conservation and environmental policy. Recognition lists like this draw attention from honorees, their organizations and Maryland's business and policy communities.

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    Report ranks toilet paper brands by environmental impact●Report ranks top toilet paper brands by environmental impact✉newsEnvironment19 min ago

    A new report ranks the leading toilet paper brands according to their environmental impact, comparing factors such as sourcing, recycled content and sustainability practices. The rankings give shoppers a way to judge which household paper products are greener, and the findings are drawing attention as consumers pay closer attention to the environmental footprint of everyday purchases.

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    A doctoral student at the University of Mississippi is researching how microbes could be used to support future lunar habitats. The work explores ways microorganisms might help sustain life on the Moon, such as aiding resource production or environmental control for astronauts. The university has highlighted the project, drawing attention to the growing role of biology in space exploration and the student's contribution to this emerging field.

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    Nvidia in talks with insurers over loans backed by AI chips●Nvidia talks to insurers about loans backed by its AI chips, FT reports✉newsTechnologySemiconductors25 min ago

    Nvidia is in talks with insurance companies to provide loans backed by its AI chips, according to the Financial Times. The arrangement would reportedly let buyers finance purchases of the company's processors, with insurers covering the risk. The move would deepen Nvidia's role in the AI infrastructure boom, as customers from cloud providers to startups spend heavily on its chips to build data centers.

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    Ukraine has developed amphibious ground robots to deliver supplies to front-line troops, extending its use of unmanned systems in the war against Russia. The machines can now cross rivers and other water obstacles that previously limited resupply routes, reducing the risk to soldiers carrying ammunition, food and fuel under fire. The development underscores how battlefield demands are rapidly pushing Ukrainian drone and robotics technology forward.

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    Nine mobile games shutting down in October 2026, including FFVII Ever Crisis●https://www. wacoca.com/games/1472477/ 【2026年10月サ終ゲームまとめ】スクエニ「FFVII エバークライシス」など今月は9本がサービス終了 – GAME Watch # # GAMING # AnMmastodonTechnologyMobile127 min ago

    Square Enix's Final Fantasy VII Ever Crisis is among nine games ending service this October 2026, according to a roundup from Game Watch. The list covers mobile and PC titles across iOS, Android and Windows, reflecting the ongoing wave of service closures hitting live-service games. Players are sharing the rundown to track which titles they will lose access to and whether any offline versions will be offered.

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    Council of Europe Consults Experts on Public Service Media Guide●Council of Europe Consults Experts on the Development of a Practical Guide on Independent, Sustainable and Pluralistic Public Service Media - Freedom of Expression✉newsWorldHuman Rights28 min ago

    The Council of Europe is consulting experts as it develops a practical guide on independent, sustainable and pluralistic public service media. The work falls under its freedom of expression remit and aims to give member states concrete guidance on how to run public broadcasters that are protected from political interference, financially viable and representative of diverse voices. The consultation brings together specialists in media law, journalism and governance to shape the final document.

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