Di balik permukaan Sungai Mahakam, Kalimantan Timur, hidup salah satu mamalia air tawar paling unik di Indonesia. Pesut mahakam (Orcaella brevirostris) bukan hanya ikon daerah, tetapi juga satwa cerdas dengan berbagai kemampuan biologis yang membantunya bertahan di lingkungan sungai. Berbeda dari ikan, pesut bernapas menggunakan paru-paru, melahirkan, dan menyusui anaknya. Proses kelahirannya pun terbilang unik. […] The post Leher Lentur dan Sonar Canggih, Inilah Sederet Keunikan Pesut Mahakam appeared first on Mongabay.co.id.

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Di balik permukaan Sungai Mahakam, Kalimantan Timur, hidup salah satu mamalia air tawar paling unik di Indonesia. Pesut mahakam (Orcaella brevirostris) bukan hanya ikon daerah, tetapi juga satwa cerdas dengan berbagai kemampuan biologis yang membantunya bertahan di lingkungan sungai. Berbeda dari ikan, pesut bernapas menggunakan paru-paru, melahirkan, dan menyusui anaknya. Proses kelahirannya pun terbilang unik. […] The post Leher Lentur dan Sonar Canggih, Inilah Sederet Keunikan Pesut Mahakam appeared first on Mongabay.co.id.

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گزارش‌های مردمی منتشرشده در شبکه‌های اجتماعی از شنیده شدن صداهای انفجار در تهران، اهواز، خرم‌آباد، بندرعباس و چند شهر مناطق مرکزی ایران در بامداد ۲ مرداد خبر می‌دهند.

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Australia has secured the Nakamal Agreement with Vanuatu, but at what diplomatic cost? Siobhan McDonnell examines the pressure tactics used, the one-sided obligations imposed on Vanuatu and the goodwill Canberra may have sacrificed for a single treaty.About the author/sSiobhan McDonnellSiobhan McDonnell is an Associate Professor at the Crawford School of Public Policy at The Australian National University. She is a lawyer and anthropologist who is an adviser to the Vanuatu government and lead climate change negotiator for Vanuatu.

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Australia has secured the Nakamal Agreement with Vanuatu, but at what diplomatic cost? Siobhan McDonnell examines the pressure tactics used, the one-sided obligations imposed on Vanuatu and the goodwill Canberra may have sacrificed for a single treaty.About the author/sSiobhan McDonnellSiobhan McDonnell is an Associate Professor at the Crawford School of Public Policy at The Australian National University. She is a lawyer and anthropologist who is an adviser to the Vanuatu government and lead climate change negotiator for Vanuatu.

El movimiento reabre el temor a una nueva escalada económica mundial y amenaza con tensar las relaciones con algunos de los principales socios comerciales de Washington.

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El movimiento reabre el temor a una nueva escalada económica mundial y amenaza con tensar las relaciones con algunos de los principales socios comerciales de Washington.

Citing recent deaths at Utah's reservoirs, state officials are telling Utahns to wear their life jackets, instead of just bringing them to the water.

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Citing recent deaths at Utah's reservoirs, state officials are telling Utahns to wear their life jackets, instead of just bringing them to the water.

Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes says it’s too soon for a lawsuit to be filed against a 2024 law that would allow local police officers to arrest unauthorized immigrants because no one has been arrested under it yet.  Earlier this month, the Florence Immigrant and Refugee Rights Project, a legal nonprofit that offers pro bono […]

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Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes says it’s too soon for a lawsuit to be filed against a 2024 law that would allow local police officers to arrest unauthorized immigrants because no one has been arrested under it yet.  Earlier this month, the Florence Immigrant and Refugee Rights Project, a legal nonprofit that offers pro bono […]

The Austin City Council is exploring conservation requirements for high-water-use industries, such as data centers and semiconductor manufacturers, as the city pursues growth. The post Austin wants more high-tech jobs to fuel growth. It also wants them to use less water. appeared first on Austin Current.

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The Austin City Council is exploring conservation requirements for high-water-use industries, such as data centers and semiconductor manufacturers, as the city pursues growth. The post Austin wants more high-tech jobs to fuel growth. It also wants them to use less water. appeared first on Austin Current.

La gravedad de los incendios forestales que avanzan de forma simultánea en la Comunidad de Madrid y la provincia de Ávila ha llevado al Gobierno a activar la emergencia de interés nacional, una medida excepcional que coloca al Estado al frente del operativo.

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La gravedad de los incendios forestales que avanzan de forma simultánea en la Comunidad de Madrid y la provincia de Ávila ha llevado al Gobierno a activar la emergencia de interés nacional, una medida excepcional que coloca al Estado al frente del operativo.

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À une semaine de l'ouverture officielle du processus de désignation du prochain secrétaire général des Nations unies, les six candidats ont présenté jeudi 23 juillet leur vision devant l'Assemblée générale à New York. Seul Africain en lice, l'ancien président sénégalais Macky Sall a défendu son expérience et son projet de réforme de l'organisation. Antonio Guterres quittera ses fonctions le 1ᵉʳ janvier 2027, au terme de deux mandats.

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À une semaine de l'ouverture officielle du processus de désignation du prochain secrétaire général des Nations unies, les six candidats ont présenté jeudi 23 juillet leur vision devant l'Assemblée générale à New York. Seul Africain en lice, l'ancien président sénégalais Macky Sall a défendu son expérience et son projet de réforme de l'organisation. Antonio Guterres quittera ses fonctions le 1ᵉʳ janvier 2027, au terme de deux mandats.

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Lawsuit says Trump administration is improperly tying emergency funding to immigration enforcement and election changes

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Lawsuit says Trump administration is improperly tying emergency funding to immigration enforcement and election changes

El Ejecutivo logra superar el primer gran obstáculo para condonar más de 83.000 millones de euros a las comunidades autónomas, pero encaja un nuevo revés con el rechazo definitivo a la senda de estabilidad gracias a los posconvergentes.

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El Ejecutivo logra superar el primer gran obstáculo para condonar más de 83.000 millones de euros a las comunidades autónomas, pero encaja un nuevo revés con el rechazo definitivo a la senda de estabilidad gracias a los posconvergentes.

د متحده ایالاتو جمهور رئیس ډونالډ ټرمپ وایي چې تر دې وروسته چې کښتیو ته هر ډول زیان رسیږي، له هغو ایراني پیسو به ورکول کیږي چې د متحده ایالاتو په ملکیت او کنټرول کې دي.

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د متحده ایالاتو جمهور رئیس ډونالډ ټرمپ وایي چې تر دې وروسته چې کښتیو ته هر ډول زیان رسیږي، له هغو ایراني پیسو به ورکول کیږي چې د متحده ایالاتو په ملکیت او کنټرول کې دي.

No fue el vestido, ni el maquillaje, ni siquiera el estreno de La odisea. La auténtica estrella de la última aparición de Zendaya fueron unos pendientes con casi 3.000 años de historia que han abierto un intenso debate sobre moda, patrimonio y ética.

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No fue el vestido, ni el maquillaje, ni siquiera el estreno de La odisea. La auténtica estrella de la última aparición de Zendaya fueron unos pendientes con casi 3.000 años de historia que han abierto un intenso debate sobre moda, patrimonio y ética.

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Visitors to the Washington state Capitol won’t be greeted by the towering figure of missionary Marcus Whitman much longer. He’s getting moved from the north entryway down the hall in the next few months to make way for a statue of Native American leader Billy Frank Jr. seated on driftwood with jumping salmon. Votes by […]

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Visitors to the Washington state Capitol won’t be greeted by the towering figure of missionary Marcus Whitman much longer. He’s getting moved from the north entryway down the hall in the next few months to make way for a statue of Native American leader Billy Frank Jr. seated on driftwood with jumping salmon. Votes by […]

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(The Center Square) – The Trump administration imposed forced-labor tariffs on 60 trading partners Thursday, covering most U.S. imports, but did not say what the duties will cost American consumers. U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer set a 10% rate for 17 economies that have banned, pledged to ban, or partly restrict forced-labor goods, and 12.5% for most of the rest. Five partners – the European Union, Taiwan, Japan, South Korea and Switzerland – face 10% or 12.5% on certain products, calculated net of existing tariff rates. The duties take effect at 12:01 a.m. Friday, hours after the administration's Section 122 tariffs expire. Goods already in transit before then are exempt through July 28. Greer framed the tariffs as a human-rights measure. "Decades of moral suasion have not eradicated forced labor from global supply chains," he said, calling the action overdue. Phillip Magness, a senior fellow at the Independent Institute, said the forced-labor tariffs are the latest in a series of fallback options after courts curbed the administration's earlier tariff authorities. "The 'Plan B' alternatives to IEEPA all have similar effects on importers in that they still apply a tariff with substantial economic burdens," he told The Center Square. "These alternative strategies only differ in that they have varying degrees of vulnerability to a court challenge." The new tariffs carry their own legal risk, he said. "Any tariff under these clauses that stretches or exceeds the statutory language will probably face legal challenges," Magness said. The administration did not estimate what the tariffs will cost American households. The final notice lists exempted products across more than 200 pages of tariff-code line items but attaches no dollar figure or coverage percentage. Magness said businesses are bracing for future tariffs. "Many businesses are likely worried about getting hit with additional tariff burdens in the future," he said. American businesses paid about $166 billion in tariffs under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act. Those tariffs, which the Supreme Court struck down in February, are in the process of being refunded to the importers who paid them. A Federal Reserve Bank of New York report, the Kiel Institute for the World Economy, and a Duke University study all concluded that Americans are paying nearly the entire cost of tariffs, not foreign countries as the White House has maintained. The administration has repeatedly reached for new legal tools to tax imports as courts curbed earlier ones. The Tax Foundation estimated the tariffs cost near $700 per household in 2026. That estimate didn't include the latest round of tariffs announced Thursday. In a 6-3 decision Feb. 20, the Supreme Court ruled Trump could not impose tariffs under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act, wiping out his broadest tax authority. Hours later, he imposed a 10% global tariff under Section 122 of the Trade Act of 1974, only to have a federal trade court strike that down in May as unauthorized by law. That ruling was stayed on appeal, and the Section 122 tariff expires on its own July 24. Section 301, unlike the other two authorities, has so far withstood court challenges. The Supreme Court in June declined to hear a challenge to a separate Section 301 action, denying cert in a case testing the USTR's power to expand existing tariffs. Trump has used tariffs to try to reorder global trade to give U.S. businesses a home-field advantage. Trump put import duties on every U.S. trading partner in a move to bring back manufacturing jobs lost over several decades to lower-cost countries.

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(The Center Square) – The Trump administration imposed forced-labor tariffs on 60 trading partners Thursday, covering most U.S. imports, but did not say what the duties will cost American consumers. U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer set a 10% rate for 17 economies that have banned, pledged to ban, or partly restrict forced-labor goods, and 12.5% for most of the rest. Five partners – the European Union, Taiwan, Japan, South Korea and Switzerland – face 10% or 12.5% on certain products, calculated net of existing tariff rates. The duties take effect at 12:01 a.m. Friday, hours after the administration's Section 122 tariffs expire. Goods already in transit before then are exempt through July 28. Greer framed the tariffs as a human-rights measure. "Decades of moral suasion have not eradicated forced labor from global supply chains," he said, calling the action overdue. Phillip Magness, a senior fellow at the Independent Institute, said the forced-labor tariffs are the latest in a series of fallback options after courts curbed the administration's earlier tariff authorities. "The 'Plan B' alternatives to IEEPA all have similar effects on importers in that they still apply a tariff with substantial economic burdens," he told The Center Square. "These alternative strategies only differ in that they have varying degrees of vulnerability to a court challenge." The new tariffs carry their own legal risk, he said. "Any tariff under these clauses that stretches or exceeds the statutory language will probably face legal challenges," Magness said. The administration did not estimate what the tariffs will cost American households. The final notice lists exempted products across more than 200 pages of tariff-code line items but attaches no dollar figure or coverage percentage. Magness said businesses are bracing for future tariffs. "Many businesses are likely worried about getting hit with additional tariff burdens in the future," he said. American businesses paid about $166 billion in tariffs under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act. Those tariffs, which the Supreme Court struck down in February, are in the process of being refunded to the importers who paid them. A Federal Reserve Bank of New York report, the Kiel Institute for the World Economy, and a Duke University study all concluded that Americans are paying nearly the entire cost of tariffs, not foreign countries as the White House has maintained. The administration has repeatedly reached for new legal tools to tax imports as courts curbed earlier ones. The Tax Foundation estimated the tariffs cost near $700 per household in 2026. That estimate didn't include the latest round of tariffs announced Thursday. In a 6-3 decision Feb. 20, the Supreme Court ruled Trump could not impose tariffs under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act, wiping out his broadest tax authority. Hours later, he imposed a 10% global tariff under Section 122 of the Trade Act of 1974, only to have a federal trade court strike that down in May as unauthorized by law. That ruling was stayed on appeal, and the Section 122 tariff expires on its own July 24. Section 301, unlike the other two authorities, has so far withstood court challenges. The Supreme Court in June declined to hear a challenge to a separate Section 301 action, denying cert in a case testing the USTR's power to expand existing tariffs. Trump has used tariffs to try to reorder global trade to give U.S. businesses a home-field advantage. Trump put import duties on every U.S. trading partner in a move to bring back manufacturing jobs lost over several decades to lower-cost countries.

Basaburun sortutako BasaBIOtza proiektuak gaztainondoak eta hurritzak berreskuratzea du ardatz. Bertako fruituekin kalitatezko produktuak egiten dituzte, baina helburua harago doa: laborantza dibertsifikatzea, gaztainediak balioan jartzea eta landa eremuari etorkizuna ematea

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Amazoniako oihana ondare biologiko eta kulturalaren gune garrantzitsua da. Munduko biodibertsitatearen % 10 baino gehiago biltzen du eta harengan klima-larrialdiak izan duen eragina ikertu dute.

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Amazoniako oihana ondare biologiko eta kulturalaren gune garrantzitsua da. Munduko biodibertsitatearen % 10 baino gehiago biltzen du eta harengan klima-larrialdiak izan duen eragina ikertu dute.

7.000 euroko isunak jaso dituzte Subflubiala ez plataformako 11 kidek, Bizkaiko Foru Aldundiaren jauregian egindako bi protestarengatik; desordena publikoa eta jendearen segurtasuna arrisku larrian jartzea leporatu diete. ARGIAk plataformarekin hitz egin du, eta bertako kide Hodei Rodriguezek ukatu egin ditu akusazioak; dio plataformaren jarduna eteteko estrategia darabilela aldundiak.

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7.000 euroko isunak jaso dituzte Subflubiala ez plataformako 11 kidek, Bizkaiko Foru Aldundiaren jauregian egindako bi protestarengatik; desordena publikoa eta jendearen segurtasuna arrisku larrian jartzea leporatu diete. ARGIAk plataformarekin hitz egin du, eta bertako kide Hodei Rodriguezek ukatu egin ditu akusazioak; dio plataformaren jarduna eteteko estrategia darabilela aldundiak.

ویدیوی منتسب به انفجارهای پس از حمله هوایی در اهواز -بامداد ۲ مرداد ۱۴۰۵

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ویدیوی منتسب به انفجارهای پس از حمله هوایی در اهواز -بامداد ۲ مرداد ۱۴۰۵