MINTOM, Cameroun – Vue du ciel, la mosaïque d’arbres tapissés sur des hectares à perte de vue donne à voir une forêt équatoriale du Sud du Cameroun, dans le bassin du Congo. Pourtant, sous cette dense canopée, sont dissimulées plusieurs plantations cacaoyères, à l’instar de celle d’Armand Ze Minko, située dans le village Zoebefam-Mintom, à […] The post Au Cameroun, les forêts communautaires hébergent les cacaoyères et contribuent à atténuer les effets du changement climatique appeared first on Nouvelles de l'environnement.

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MINTOM, Cameroun – Vue du ciel, la mosaïque d’arbres tapissés sur des hectares à perte de vue donne à voir une forêt équatoriale du Sud du Cameroun, dans le bassin du Congo. Pourtant, sous cette dense canopée, sont dissimulées plusieurs plantations cacaoyères, à l’instar de celle d’Armand Ze Minko, située dans le village Zoebefam-Mintom, à […] The post Au Cameroun, les forêts communautaires hébergent les cacaoyères et contribuent à atténuer les effets du changement climatique appeared first on Nouvelles de l'environnement.

Civil rights activists are suing the New York City government and area hospitals for their handling of a deadly Legionnaires’ disease outbreak that killed at least seven people in Harlem in July 2025. The National Action Network announced the lawsuits against the City of New York, New York City Health and Hospitals Corporation, and Skanska […] The post Civil Rights Advocates Sue NYC Health and Hospitals for Deadly Harlem 2025 Legionnaires’ Outbreak appeared first on The Emancipator.

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Civil rights activists are suing the New York City government and area hospitals for their handling of a deadly Legionnaires’ disease outbreak that killed at least seven people in Harlem in July 2025. The National Action Network announced the lawsuits against the City of New York, New York City Health and Hospitals Corporation, and Skanska […] The post Civil Rights Advocates Sue NYC Health and Hospitals for Deadly Harlem 2025 Legionnaires’ Outbreak appeared first on The Emancipator.

حوسییەکانی یەمەن کە هاوپەیمانی ئێرانن، ڕۆژی پێنجشەممە بە مووشەکی بالیستیک و فڕۆکەی بێفڕۆکەوان، هێرشێکی کوشندەیان بۆ سەر هێزەکانی حکومەتی یەمەن دەستپێکرد، ئەمەریکا بە توندی ئەو هێرشانەی شەرمەزار کرد. بەپێی سەرچاوەکانی حکومەتی یەمەن، هێرشەکان پارێزگاکانی حەدراماوت و مەریب گرتووەتەوە و، لانیکەم 30 سەرباز کوژراون و ژمارەیەکی دیکەش برینداربوون. حوسییەکان کە لە لایەن ئەمەریکا بە گرووپێکی تیرۆریستی دەستنیشانکراون، بەیاننامەیەکیان بڵاوکردەوە و ڕایگەیاند، لە ناوچەکانی ئەلروەیق، ئەلعەبر، ئەلسانییە...

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حوسییەکانی یەمەن کە هاوپەیمانی ئێرانن، ڕۆژی پێنجشەممە بە مووشەکی بالیستیک و فڕۆکەی بێفڕۆکەوان، هێرشێکی کوشندەیان بۆ سەر هێزەکانی حکومەتی یەمەن دەستپێکرد، ئەمەریکا بە توندی ئەو هێرشانەی شەرمەزار کرد. بەپێی سەرچاوەکانی حکومەتی یەمەن، هێرشەکان پارێزگاکانی حەدراماوت و مەریب گرتووەتەوە و، لانیکەم 30 سەرباز کوژراون و ژمارەیەکی دیکەش برینداربوون. حوسییەکان کە لە لایەن ئەمەریکا بە گرووپێکی تیرۆریستی دەستنیشانکراون، بەیاننامەیەکیان بڵاوکردەوە و ڕایگەیاند، لە ناوچەکانی ئەلروەیق، ئەلعەبر، ئەلسانییە...

Tras denuncias ciudadanas ingresadas a la OIRS, la Unidad de Salud Ocupacional constató riesgos eléctricos, fugas en tuberías, falta de operadores certificados y la presencia no autorizada de un estanque de 2.000 litros de amoníaco. Este artículo Múltiples deficiencias de seguridad: autoridad sanitaria de Antofagasta prohíbe uso de caldera a vapor en Embotelladora Andina fue publicado originalmente en El Diario de Antofagasta.

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Tras denuncias ciudadanas ingresadas a la OIRS, la Unidad de Salud Ocupacional constató riesgos eléctricos, fugas en tuberías, falta de operadores certificados y la presencia no autorizada de un estanque de 2.000 litros de amoníaco. Este artículo Múltiples deficiencias de seguridad: autoridad sanitaria de Antofagasta prohíbe uso de caldera a vapor en Embotelladora Andina fue publicado originalmente en El Diario de Antofagasta.

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Virtual education is here to stay in Idaho.

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Virtual education is here to stay in Idaho.

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Penolakan rencana penambangan pasir laut bermodus pengelolaan sedimentasi di Kepulauan Riau (Kepri) kian kencang. Menjelang akhir Juli, ratusan nelayan menggelar unjuk rasa guna menolak rencana yang mereka berdampak terhadap sumber penghidupan mereka itu. Dengan menggunakan 100-an perahu, para nelayan mayoritas berasal dari Kabupaten Karimun itu berorasi dan membentangkan spanduk besar di tengah laut. “Kehadiran kami […] The post Penolakan Tambang Pasir Laut Kepri Kian Menguat appeared first on Mongabay.co.id.

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Penolakan rencana penambangan pasir laut bermodus pengelolaan sedimentasi di Kepulauan Riau (Kepri) kian kencang. Menjelang akhir Juli, ratusan nelayan menggelar unjuk rasa guna menolak rencana yang mereka berdampak terhadap sumber penghidupan mereka itu. Dengan menggunakan 100-an perahu, para nelayan mayoritas berasal dari Kabupaten Karimun itu berorasi dan membentangkan spanduk besar di tengah laut. “Kehadiran kami […] The post Penolakan Tambang Pasir Laut Kepri Kian Menguat appeared first on Mongabay.co.id.

A new bill introduced Tuesday by U.S. Rep. Rashida Tlaib (D-Detroit) would ban the Transportation and Security Administration from sharing passenger information with federal immigration agencies, including Immigration and Customs Enforcement and Customs and Border Protection.  The legislation was introduced after American Oversight, a nonpartisan watchdog organization, released a Memorandum of Agreement between TSA and […]

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A new bill introduced Tuesday by U.S. Rep. Rashida Tlaib (D-Detroit) would ban the Transportation and Security Administration from sharing passenger information with federal immigration agencies, including Immigration and Customs Enforcement and Customs and Border Protection.  The legislation was introduced after American Oversight, a nonpartisan watchdog organization, released a Memorandum of Agreement between TSA and […]

Hevpeymanîya Rêveberîya Dewletê, roja Pêncşemê li Bexda cîvînek pêkanî ku Serokatîya hersê desthilat beşdar bûn û biryarên giring yên derbarê ewlehî, aborî û çekên li derveyî kontrola dewletê standin.

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Hevpeymanîya Rêveberîya Dewletê, roja Pêncşemê li Bexda cîvînek pêkanî ku Serokatîya hersê desthilat beşdar bûn û biryarên giring yên derbarê ewlehî, aborî û çekên li derveyî kontrola dewletê standin.

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(The Center Square) – Bipartisan swipe fee legislation sponsored by Illinois Sen. Dick Durbin and supported by President Donald Trump could get through Congress this year, but electronic payment processors are opposed. The Credit Card Competition Act requires banks with more than $100 billion in assets to enable at least two unaffiliated card networks, including one outside of Visa and Mastercard. Supporters say the measure would help lower electronic processing fees for small businesses and pass savings on to consumers. Durbin sponsored the legislation with Sen. Roger Marshall, R-Kansas. The Springfield Democrat urged his colleagues to support the bill during a Senate subcommittee hearing in Washington on Tuesday. “For some small businesses, these swipe fees become their second or third-largest expense, and many have been forced to raise prices as a result,” Durbin said. Durbin said Americans pay the highest swipe fees in the world. Trump expressed support for the legislation in a social media post backing Marshall on Tuesday. “Roger is working tirelessly to pass the Credit Card Competition Act, in order to stop the out of control Swipe Fee ripoff!” Trump posted. Doug Kantor of the Merchants Payment Coalition executive committee said Congress may pass the bill this year with broad bipartisan support. “The fees are up more than 80% just since COVID. That's an increase that local Main Street businesses can't handle, and so it's contributing to inflation and consumers are paying it,” Kantor told The Center Square. Nick Simpson, managing director of public affairs and communications at the Electronic Payments Coalition, said credit card processing rates have remained relatively flat. “The volume of card usage has increased over the last decade. The average aggregate card processing costs has ranged about two to 2.2% of the transaction costs,” Simpson told The Center Square. Simpson said the bill puts security and credit card rewards in jeopardy. “We have studies that show the University of Miami found that businesses that make less than $500 million a year are unlikely to see any savings,” Simpson said. The federal legislation is separate from an Illinois law banning swipe fees on the sales tax and tip portions of electronic payments. Earlier this year, enactment of the Illinois Interchange Fee Prohibition Act was postponed to July 1. The measure remains under litigation after the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency ruled in April that banks based outside Illinois and anyone involved in processing payments for them are not obligated to follow the Illinois law. Kantor said the White House could push the OCC and the National Credit Union Administration to withdraw their regulations, especially after they review comments from the public. Brett Rowland and Jonathan Bilyk contributed to this story

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(The Center Square) – Bipartisan swipe fee legislation sponsored by Illinois Sen. Dick Durbin and supported by President Donald Trump could get through Congress this year, but electronic payment processors are opposed. The Credit Card Competition Act requires banks with more than $100 billion in assets to enable at least two unaffiliated card networks, including one outside of Visa and Mastercard. Supporters say the measure would help lower electronic processing fees for small businesses and pass savings on to consumers. Durbin sponsored the legislation with Sen. Roger Marshall, R-Kansas. The Springfield Democrat urged his colleagues to support the bill during a Senate subcommittee hearing in Washington on Tuesday. “For some small businesses, these swipe fees become their second or third-largest expense, and many have been forced to raise prices as a result,” Durbin said. Durbin said Americans pay the highest swipe fees in the world. Trump expressed support for the legislation in a social media post backing Marshall on Tuesday. “Roger is working tirelessly to pass the Credit Card Competition Act, in order to stop the out of control Swipe Fee ripoff!” Trump posted. Doug Kantor of the Merchants Payment Coalition executive committee said Congress may pass the bill this year with broad bipartisan support. “The fees are up more than 80% just since COVID. That's an increase that local Main Street businesses can't handle, and so it's contributing to inflation and consumers are paying it,” Kantor told The Center Square. Nick Simpson, managing director of public affairs and communications at the Electronic Payments Coalition, said credit card processing rates have remained relatively flat. “The volume of card usage has increased over the last decade. The average aggregate card processing costs has ranged about two to 2.2% of the transaction costs,” Simpson told The Center Square. Simpson said the bill puts security and credit card rewards in jeopardy. “We have studies that show the University of Miami found that businesses that make less than $500 million a year are unlikely to see any savings,” Simpson said. The federal legislation is separate from an Illinois law banning swipe fees on the sales tax and tip portions of electronic payments. Earlier this year, enactment of the Illinois Interchange Fee Prohibition Act was postponed to July 1. The measure remains under litigation after the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency ruled in April that banks based outside Illinois and anyone involved in processing payments for them are not obligated to follow the Illinois law. Kantor said the White House could push the OCC and the National Credit Union Administration to withdraw their regulations, especially after they review comments from the public. Brett Rowland and Jonathan Bilyk contributed to this story

دو فوتبالیست زن ایرانی که پس از رقابت‌های جام ملت‌های زنان آسیا در استرالیا ماندگار شده و درخواست پناهندگی داده بودند، اکنون تابعیت استرالیا را دریافت کرده‌اند.

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دو فوتبالیست زن ایرانی که پس از رقابت‌های جام ملت‌های زنان آسیا در استرالیا ماندگار شده و درخواست پناهندگی داده بودند، اکنون تابعیت استرالیا را دریافت کرده‌اند.

Since opening in 2020, the restaurant has become one of the most influential kitchens in modern Texas barbecue.

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Since opening in 2020, the restaurant has become one of the most influential kitchens in modern Texas barbecue.

The EPA has backed away from a long-planned review of whether nitrates in drinking water pose greater cancer risks, even as research linking nitrate pollution to health concerns continues to grow. The post WATCH: EPA backs off nitrate cancer review as drinking water concerns grow appeared first on The New Lede.

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The EPA has backed away from a long-planned review of whether nitrates in drinking water pose greater cancer risks, even as research linking nitrate pollution to health concerns continues to grow. The post WATCH: EPA backs off nitrate cancer review as drinking water concerns grow appeared first on The New Lede.

انتشار ویدئویی از رشت که در آن یک زن حامی حکومت از بازگشت گشت ارشاد به خیابان‌های این شهر ابراز خوشحالی می‌کند، با واکنش‌های منفی گسترده شهروندان در شبکه‌های اجتماعی روبه‌رو شده است

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انتشار ویدئویی از رشت که در آن یک زن حامی حکومت از بازگشت گشت ارشاد به خیابان‌های این شهر ابراز خوشحالی می‌کند، با واکنش‌های منفی گسترده شهروندان در شبکه‌های اجتماعی روبه‌رو شده است

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Gov. Andy Beshear is expanding Kentucky’s “Pre-K for All” pilot program again — this time to his dad’s hometown of Dawson Springs.  About 160 children will be enrolled through the Dawson Springs Independent School District, Beshear announced Thursday.  “This is a town that’s been through a lot. It’s been through a level of heartbreak that’s […]

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Gov. Andy Beshear is expanding Kentucky’s “Pre-K for All” pilot program again — this time to his dad’s hometown of Dawson Springs.  About 160 children will be enrolled through the Dawson Springs Independent School District, Beshear announced Thursday.  “This is a town that’s been through a lot. It’s been through a level of heartbreak that’s […]

نخل‌احمدی: کردها و بلوچ‌های سنی در ایران با تبعیض مضاعف قومی و مذهبی مواجه‌اند

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Candidates for the U.S. Senate aired their views at Farmfest against a gloomy economic backdrop, though the GOP’s endorsed candidate had to watch from the seats The post ‘Commiecrats,’ a snubbed candidate and ‘trade, not aid’ at Farmfest appeared first on MinnPost.

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Candidates for the U.S. Senate aired their views at Farmfest against a gloomy economic backdrop, though the GOP’s endorsed candidate had to watch from the seats The post ‘Commiecrats,’ a snubbed candidate and ‘trade, not aid’ at Farmfest appeared first on MinnPost.

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A federal coal land swap in south-central Montana intended to benefit Signal Peak Energy and, indirectly, the Crow Tribe has received a key U.S. Senate vote. The U.S. Senate Indian Affairs Committee voted 6-5 along party lines to advance a bill authorizing a coal swap between the Bureau of Land Management and the owners of Hope Ranch, a private property within the boundaries of the Crow Reservation. The Hopes would then have to agree to share coal revenue with the tribe. The post Crow Tribe coal swap clears Senate committee appeared first on Montana Free Press.

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A federal coal land swap in south-central Montana intended to benefit Signal Peak Energy and, indirectly, the Crow Tribe has received a key U.S. Senate vote. The U.S. Senate Indian Affairs Committee voted 6-5 along party lines to advance a bill authorizing a coal swap between the Bureau of Land Management and the owners of Hope Ranch, a private property within the boundaries of the Crow Reservation. The Hopes would then have to agree to share coal revenue with the tribe. The post Crow Tribe coal swap clears Senate committee appeared first on Montana Free Press.

Joseph Bergara 'Txistu' 2019tik zegoen enpresako lehendakari, Sokoaren sortzaile Patxi Nobliari segida hartu zionetik. Iban Olhagaraik hartu dio lekukoa, administrazio kontseiluan hautagai aurkeztuta.

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Joseph Bergara 'Txistu' 2019tik zegoen enpresako lehendakari, Sokoaren sortzaile Patxi Nobliari segida hartu zionetik. Iban Olhagaraik hartu dio lekukoa, administrazio kontseiluan hautagai aurkeztuta.

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Discover the best primitive camping in Iowa, from quiet Wildlife Management Areas to scenic forests and riverfront escapes for a true off-grid getaway. The post Primitive camping in Iowa: 7 scenic & serene spots to check out appeared first on Good Info Newswire.

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Discover the best primitive camping in Iowa, from quiet Wildlife Management Areas to scenic forests and riverfront escapes for a true off-grid getaway. The post Primitive camping in Iowa: 7 scenic & serene spots to check out appeared first on Good Info Newswire.