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Single-Use COVID Masks Are Recycled, Reborn Into Car Floor Carpets as World Faces Worsening Plastic Pollution

Close An estimated 129 billion single-use face masks are disposed of around the world every month, according to the American Chemical Society. That number is a lot to add to the current problems in plastic pollution. Disposable face masks used to prevent transmission of diseases, particularly COVID-19 in this time of the pandemic, is made of elastic and metallic polypropylene plastic material that is thrown in the trash after use and ends up in landfills. Florida News Times reported that many of these masks are also often seen cluttered on the streets, bodies of water, such as seas, oceans, and rivers, and could also harm the wildlife.

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MCEC aiming to eliminate single use plastic by 2025 in new university initiative

MCEC aiming to eliminate single use plastic by 2025 in new university initiative
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Westmount Park Investments Engages Renowned Mining Strategist Christopher Ecclestone as Executive Advisor

Westmount Park Investments Engages Renowned Mining Strategist Christopher Ecclestone as Executive Advisor
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Australia Shores Up National Security, Pledges $2 Billion Into Intelligence, Cyber, Border Defences

Australia Shores Up National Security, Pledges $2 Billion Into Intelligence, Cyber, Border Defences Domestic security emerged as a major priority in the recent federal budget, with the Australian government pouring close to $2 billion into the country’s leading spy agency and efforts to combat international crime and cyberattacks. “To keep Australians safe from these threats whether domestic or foreign the government is providing an additional $1.9 billion over the decade to strengthen our national security, law enforcement, and intelligence agencies,” Treasurer Josh Frydenberg told Parliament during Tuesday night’s budget speech. “We also need to be prepared for a world that is less stable and more contested,” he added.

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History: Long-lost 1949 letter by Albert Einstein predicted discovery of animal super senses

The discovery of animal super senses was anticipated by Albert Einstein some 70 years before evidence emerged, a long-lost letter written in 1949 has revealed. In the correspondence with radar researcher Glyn Davys, the Nobel laureate mused that new physics might one day emerge from the study of migratory birds. Such a concept is still being explored today, with researchers revealing how migratory birds are able to precisely navigate when flying thousands of miles. In 2008, experts fitted thrushes with radio transmitters, showing for the first time that birds have a form of magnetic compass that help them to orient themselves. The previously unpublished letter to her late husband was recently shared with Australian researchers by Judith Davys.

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