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Green steel city? Sheffield to explore potential for hydrogen-powered steelmaking - Vimarsana News

Green steel city? Sheffield to explore potential for hydrogen-powered steelmaking

Government-backed study led by E.ON to assess feasibility of green hydrogen for steelmaking across South Yorkshire

Fishing Line for Nov. 3, 2022 - Vimarsana News

Fishing Line for Nov. 3, 2022

Blaine Hahn of Roswell caught a 17-inch rainbow trout at Alto Lake using peach PowerBait on Oct. 29.

Five Fits With: Sam Kershaw, Mr Porter's Buying Director - Vimarsana News

Five Fits With: Sam Kershaw, Mr Porter's Buying Director

The guy setting the tone for the forward-thinking, high-end retailer reveals what he can't get enough of these days.

RPD looking for suspect considered to be armed and dangerous - Vimarsana News

RPD looking for suspect considered to be armed and dangerous

Ryan Edmonds, 29, is wanted for murder use of a firearm in the commission of a felony and possession of a firearm by a felon for a homicide that happened in the 3400 block of Hull Street.

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DVIDS - News - Washington State Patrol pilots successfully test special laser eye protection developed at Wright-Patterson Lab - Vimarsana News

DVIDS - News - Washington State Patrol pilots successfully test special laser eye protection developed at Wright-Patterson Lab

14 Aiming a laser at an aircraft is a federal crime that can net offenders up to five years in jail or cost them a $250,000 fine. Even with this heavy potential penalty, laser strikes have become increasingly more common. According to the FAA, 6,852 such incidents were reported in 2020, compared with 385 in 2006, and so far this year, incidents of “joy lasing” are up 20 percent over last year. Cheap and easily obtained, hand-held lasers used as pointers and cat toys are certainly harmless when used as intended. But when they are aimed at the cockpit of an aircraft, they ca...