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Donated 100 acre Texas ranch becomes $145mn Odessa complex
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Donated 100 acre Texas ranch becomes $145mn Odessa complex

A Texas family's generous land gift is becoming a major sports and recreation complex. This $145 million project will serve as a neighborhood hub and tournament destination. Construction is progressing towards a significant milestone with a topping-out ceremony next month.

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Beijing tightens drone crackdown, bans possession, storage across city from Nov 15
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Beijing tightens drone crackdown, bans possession, storage across city from Nov 15

As of November 15, Beijing will officially prohibit residents and businesses from owning drones. Existing drone owners must either sell their devices or dispose of them before the deadline. Infringers will face potential confiscation of their drones along with hefty fines.

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Fresh attacks on Strait of Hormuz shipping fuel fears over oil supplies
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Fresh attacks on Strait of Hormuz shipping fuel fears over oil supplies

During its passage through the Strait of Hormuz, a ship was hit by a projectile, raising alarms about the stability of global energy supplies following a prior drone attack. In response, Saudi Arabia has temporarily closed its crucial East-West oil pipeline as a safety measure.

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Britain used waste tyres in M1 asphalt, recycling up to 750 per kilometre
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Britain used waste tyres in M1 asphalt, recycling up to 750 per kilometre

In 2019, Britain initiated a groundbreaking trial using recycled tyre rubber for its roads, particularly targeting the M1 motorway to gauge its performance under heavy traffic. This method not only helps in managing waste tyres but also paves the way for sustainable infrastructure solutions.

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1876 Perry House opens rare second-floor rooms for fundraiser
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1876 Perry House opens rare second-floor rooms for fundraiser

The Perry House, built in 1876, celebrated its 150th anniversary with a special event. Visitors gained rare access to the mansion's second floor after decades of closure. This event served as a crucial fundraiser for ongoing restoration projects.

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S Korea's revised espionage law: How it affects countries beyond North Korea
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S Korea's revised espionage law: How it affects countries beyond North Korea

South Korea's expanded espionage law now covers all foreign countries, not just North Korea. This revised Criminal Act carries a minimum three-year prison sentence for espionage offenses. The amendment addresses concerns about technology and industrial espionage involving non-North Korean actors.

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In 2001, Bear Grylls bought a £95,000 Welsh island and rebuilt its only home
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In 2001, Bear Grylls bought a £95,000 Welsh island and rebuilt its only home

In 2001, Bear Grylls bought a remote Welsh island for £95,000 when its only house was a “complete wreck”. He and friends spent four years rebuilding it. The island is now an off-grid family retreat, with the house powered by wind and solar energy and rainwater collected from its roof.

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25 years after 9/11, Ten House has just one active member left from that day
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25 years after 9/11, Ten House has just one active member left from that day

Sal Argano, the last firefighter from 2001 at FDNY’s Ten House, serves as a living link. He survived the September 11 attacks due to a temporary assignment elsewhere that morning. His firehouse, located across from the World Trade Center, was damaged and lost six members.

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The $100 billion ghost city experiment that lasted less than two years
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The $100 billion ghost city experiment that lasted less than two years

Forest City's empty towers attracted a tech community seeking a new living model. Network School participants lived and worked together, testing Balaji Srinivasan's ideas. The experiment faced challenges with living conditions and official scrutiny.

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Two giant dams starved the Danube Delta of sediment for decades
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Two giant dams starved the Danube Delta of sediment for decades

The Danube's sediment supply to its delta has significantly decreased due to upstream engineering works. Large dams like the Iron Gates trap sediment, altering the natural balance of the delta. This reduction in material has led to increased coastal erosion along the delta's seaward edge.

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Mass protests erupt in Germany as AfD eyes breakthrough in eastern states
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Mass protests erupt in Germany as AfD eyes breakthrough in eastern states

A massive turnout in Erfurt, Germany saw protesters actively blocking access to the AfD's annual conference, showcasing a strong opposition to the far-right party's agenda. The AfD's lead in national opinion polls and its upcoming eastern state election objectives raise alarms over its increasing po…

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Deer Learn To Ignore Deterrents: Human shouts scare best; habituation soon blunts effect
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Deer Learn To Ignore Deterrents: Human shouts scare best; habituation soon blunts effect

Research indicates that loud human noises and bright lights were effective in driving deer and elk away from crops, while predator sounds and dog barks didn’t have the same effect. Over a period of six weeks, these animals became accustomed to the deterrents, especially those near human activity.

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In the 1850s, pigs brought to Santa Cruz Island became feral
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In the 1850s, pigs brought to Santa Cruz Island became feral

Feral pigs were eradicated from Santa Cruz Island, facilitating a resurgence in fox populations. With bald eagles no longer in the area, golden eagles preyed on the island's foxes. In response, conservationists captured the golden eagles and reintroduced the native bald eagles.

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From Iraq to Yemen: How Iran-linked groups are putting Saudi energy routes under pressure
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From Iraq to Yemen: How Iran-linked groups are putting Saudi energy routes under pressure

Saudi Arabia temporarily shut its East-West oil pipeline after a drone attack. This vital energy conduit transports millions of barrels of crude oil daily. The attack has increased pressure on Iraq and raised global supply concerns. Houthi rebels in Yemen have also advanced along the Red Sea route.

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