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Five takeaways from the play-offs EHF / Kevin Domas09 April 2021, 15:00 Share URL via E-Mail Copy URL to clipboard The EHF Champions League Men play-offs were wrapped up Thursday night, completing the lineup for the quarter-final, the ultimate battle for EHF FINAL4 tickets. What do the play-offs tell us about the teams that made it to the quarter-final, or those that failed to do so? Here are five observations after the play-offs: 1. PSG, Barça and Veszpr�...

The battle over Greenlands untapped natural resources A fight over Greenlands rich oil, gas and mineral deposits is raging, as global warming melts ice and exposes rich reserves. Now Greenlanders are struggling to balance economic growth and environmental protection. Some in Greenlands fishing communities are relieved a proposed rare earth mineral mine will likely not go ahead Third generation farmer Naasu Lund surveys her land, the silence punctuated only by a fierce wind and the bleating of...

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Members of Greenland’s Inuit Ataqatigiit wave party flags as they celebrate following the exit polls results of the legislative election in Nuuk, on April 6, 2021. The party won with 36.6 per cent of the vote, defeating the ruling Siumut party which received 29.4 per cent.  (Emil Helms / Ritzau Scanpix / AFP via Getty Images) The future of a rare earth mineral extraction project in Greenland is now up in the air, after the left-wing Inuit Ataqatigiit party won Greenland’s election on Tuesd...

Synomics Unlocks the Power of Biology to Accelerate Precision Interventions That Advance Food Production and Animal Health Agri-tech platform derived from existing precision medicine technology used in humans Synomics, a new business that can uncover deep biological insights from huge quantities of data to determine precise biological interventions to improve the yield and resilience of crops and livestock, has been formally launched by Wheatsheaf Group, the international investor in food and a...

Segezha Packaging Denmark switches to wind power 14:03 / April 7, 2021 Photo: Segezha Group’s packaging plant in Denmark Segezha Group’s packaging production plant in Aalborg, Denmark, this year became the Group’s first facility to switch to totally CO2 free electricity. By using renewable energy to power the plant’s manufacturing operations, Segezha Packaging Denmark has dramatically reduced its carbon footprint. Thanks to this initiative, 100% of the electricity supplied to the plan...

Jewish cemetery in Denmark vandalized over Passover with red paint, hanged dolls This was the second such incident in Europe during the Jewish holiday. Aalborg, Denmark. Credit: by Tomasz Sienicki via Wikimedia Commons. Spread the word. (April 5, 2021 / JNS) A Jewish cemetery in the northern Denmark town of Aalborg was vandalized over the Passover holiday. Red paint was thrown on a wall and dolls with red paint on them, along with leaflets calling it a holiday of carnage, were found on the grou...

New international platform will help increase supply for sustainable fuels for the marine market A new ShippingLab project is going to create an internationally recognized platform for testing and validating new fuel solutions that can aid in significantly reducing or eliminating GHG emissions from the shipping industry. As such, the purpose of the platform is to assist the global transition towards sustainable marine fuels by creating a bridge between prospective suppliers of sustainable fuels...

Denmark Raises Security After Classically Anti-Semitic Passover Vandalism Against Jewish Cemetery © AP Photo / Jens Meyer Sputnik International https://sputniknews.com/europe/202104051082541898-denmark-raises-security-after-classically-anti-semitic-passover-vandalism-against-jewish-cemetery/ Among other things, flyers suggesting blood libel were scattered around the cemetery in the city of Aalborg, an act that sparked universal condemnation from Dani...

Share Mr Foulds has dedicated his life to the memory of the airmen he never met, spending up to six days a week tending the memorial since it was established in 1969. Mr Foulds, who lives in Lowedges, Sheffield, said: Its more than bravery, what they did. They saved me.  He discovered the damage when he made his visit to the memorial on Wednesday and sat down on the floor and had a cry, he told The Star. The memorials two largest flags had been damaged beyond repair after being ripped off th...