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All of UTOPIA Fiber’s 11 Original Cities Will Be Fully Built-Out in 2022.

EDC supplies green energy to bathroom fixtures firm By MYRNA M. VELASCO Clean power producer Energy Development Corporation (EDC) will flush out ‘dirty energy’ in washrooms, as it cornered bathroom fixtures company Hocheng Philippines Corporation, also known as HCG, as a new client that it will be

On a small ledge deep in a cave, an intriguing discovery has bolstered a theory that we were not the only species on the African landscape ritually burying their dead. On a small ledge deep in a cave an intriguing discovery has bolstered a theory that we were not the only species on the African...

Researchers discovered what they are calling the skull of 'Leti' - a Homo naledi child discovered in the Rising Star cave system outside Johannesburg.

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<li><b>A new market solution would accelerate the availability of financing for projects that will support a just transition to a low carbon economy.</b></li>
<li><b>The goal is to address two major challenges: access to capital at scale for the development of new climate projects worldwide; and primary market access to a long-term supply of high-quality carbon credits for corporates and investors.</b></li>
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Back in October, we noted that Spain had passed a ridiculously bad Google News tax, in which it required any news aggregator to pay for...

Techdirt recently wrote about Spain's imminent and almost unbelievably foolish new copyright law designed to prop up old and...

PJM Interconnection Inc.'s (PJM) new "Focused" Minimum Offer Price Rule (MOPR) went into effect on September 29, 2021, by operation of Section 205 of the Federal Power Act (FPA)...

A tiny skull of a Homo naledi child - aged four to six - has been revealed to the world, and augments the highly controversial theory that Homo naledi deposited their dead in a ritualised fashion.