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The redevelopment of the Munster Express quarter is set to stimulate Waterford’s city centre. However, concerns were raised over the looming demolition of the…

Escrow banking platform Castler has closed its Pre-Series A funding round at $6 Mn to expand in both global and domestic markets.

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The commercial fishing industry in Alaska is facing a shortage of young fishers due to high barriers to entry, unpredictable climate change impacts, and declining fish populations. The average age of fishers has increased to about 50 years old, and rural communities have lost 30% of their permit holders. To address this issue, fishers and conservation groups are working to attract and retain the next generation through grants, training, and mentorship programs.

The commercial fishing industry in Alaska is shrinking. Fewer young people are seeking a career in the industry due to high entry costs and climate change impacting fish stocks.

Spotted lanternflies may not be as harmful to trees and forests in the Northeast as previously feared, according to a study from Penn State University. Researchers found willow, birch and maple trees recovered after the invasive species finished feeding on them.

US financial institutions and digital payment innovators are intensifying their capital commitments to the burgeoning Vietnamese market.

There is always the risk that the construction of the society may be delayed.

Washington, D.C.- Senator Marco Rubio introduced The Securing America’s Research and Development Act (SARD

By Alpha Abu Mines and Mineral Resources Minister Timothy Kabba has given an optimistic picture of Sierra Leone’s mining sector whilst presenting his scorecard to journalists and civil society activists at a retreat in Bo last weekend. The minister presented a picture of huge potentials for mineral deposits in the country as captured in the Airborne Geophysical Survey that was