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For the millions of people across North America who viewed the total solar eclipse, here’s what to do with your eclipse glasses instead of throwing them away.

Amna Ishaq can no longer feed her children "more than once a day and sometimes not at all" after nearly a year of devastating war in Sudan."We are all sick, along with our children. We have nothing to eat and the water we find is polluted," Ishaq told AFP at a camp for the displaced in Darfur.The vast western region is no stranger to war, suffering devastation in a deadly conflict that began in 2003 and which also sparked a hunger crisis.With war returning to Sudan last April...

HONG KONG (AP) -- Reporters Without Borders said Wednesday that one of its representatives was denied entry into Hong Kong, calling it a "new decline"

Amna Ishaq can no longer feed her children "more than once a day and sometimes not at all" after nearly a year of devastating war in Sudan. "We are all sick, along with our children. We have nothing to eat and the water we find is polluted," Ishaq told AFP at a camp for the displaced in Darfur. The vast western region is no stranger to war, suffering devastation in a deadly conflict that began in 2003 and which also sparked a hunger crisis. With war returning to Sudan last Ap...

Solar Eclipse happen all over the world within a few years of each other, so there will be another eclipse halfway across the Earth and we have a chance to be a helping hand to them, courtesy of our glasses.

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A media watchdog said Wednesday that Hong Kong authorities expelled one of its officials who had arrived to cover the trial of pro-democracy publisher Jimmy Lai. Reporters Without Borders, or RSF, said Aleksandra Bielakowska was detained for six hours at an airport before being deported. Bielakowska, a Taiwan-based advocacy officer for RSF, had traveled to…

Canadians won’t see another eclipse for 20 years, but other parts of the world could use your glasses for eclipse viewing.

TERRE HAUTE, Ind. (WTWO/WAWV) — The Terre Haute Children's Museum is providing a way for local people to recycle their old eclipse glasses. The effort will allow others to enjoy future eclipses around the world. Stacy Killion is the community engagement manager with THCM and she said they're collecting glasses to be sent to the [...]

There are many locations around the North Country where you can drop off your glasses to be redistributed to future eclipse sights.