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China now controls nearly 33% of global clean energy spending, investing almost as much as the US and EU combined. The $3.3 trillion global energy market is shifting toward an "Age of

Scientists discover Earth's core slowly releasing gold and precious metals upward through volcanic activity. If gathered, the core's gold would cover all land 20 inches thick—a treasure hidden beneath

"Dubai's solar park just ran non-stop for 39 days, setting 4 world records while cutting 1.6 million tonnes CO2 annually. Phase 7 brings 1,000MW battery storage by 2030."

Los Angeles connects rail to LAX with a new $900 million transit hub. Free weekend rides celebrate opening. Every 10 minutes, shuttles link trains to terminals until the Automated People Mover arrives

"Over 61,000 pancreatic cancer patients face impossible choices as 96% of UK pharmacies cannot supply Creon medicine. Patients skip meals and travel miles to find life-saving digestive enzymes."

P&G announces 7,000 job cuts over two years as tariffs cause $600M hit and sales fall 2%. The consumer goods giant joins competitors facing uncertain spending environment while eyeing brand divestitur

Interior Department slashes geothermal permitting to just 28 days in Nevada, aiming to unlock 135 GW potential that could supply 10% of US electricity needs. Three key Ormat projects lead the way.

Paramount Global chair Shari Redstone continues leading through thyroid cancer treatment and a critical $8B Skydance merger. Women face 3x higher risk of this cancer that affects over 44,000 Americans

Norway's 3% tourist tax aims to manage 38.4M annual visitors overwhelming local facilities. Municipalities with "heavy tourism pressure" can implement the tax, while industry leaders warn it could hur

Hyundai's R1 vehicle allows side-door boarding so wheelchair users can sit with companions, not separately. Free rides twice daily through the AI-powered Shucle app eliminate wait times for the 1.3 bi