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Following the lifting of the 737 Max’s grounding, Icelandair has resumed commercial flights using the Boeing narrowbody after a nearly two-year break.

A start-up in Iceland is tackling a key piece of the climate change puzzle by turning carbon dioxide into rocks, allowing the greenhouse gas to be stored forever instead of escaping into the atmosphere and trapping heat. Reykjavik-based Carbfix captures and dissolves CO₂ in water, then injects it into the ground where it turns into stone in less than two years. “This is a technology that can be scaled — it’s cheap and economic and environmentally friendly,” Carbfix CEO Edda Sif Pind Aradottir said in an interview. “Basically we are just doing what nature has been doing for million...

But the good news does not stop there, folks. Not only does it have two entries, but the two entries are the first and second spot on the list. The list is put together according to votes by readers of Condé Nast Traveller in the Readers' Choice Awards 2020, and Galway and Dublin are probably feeling pretty smug right now. Galway has taken the number one spot on the list managing to beat away competition from like of Valetta in Malta and Oporto in Portugal. "Galway is Ireland’s alternative city – more boho and leftfield than Dublin and Cork, a place that draws buskers and artists, dreame...

Warm Start To The Week With Records Likely Tuesday Warm weather continues through the middle of the week with highs in the 50s and 60s. The warmest day will be Tuesday with record highs expected. A system mid-week will bring in the threat of rainy (even thundery) weather across southern Minnesota Wednesday, with some snow on the colder side. Click for details. - D.J. Kayser   By D.J. Kayser Text size Copy shortlink: Monday Weather Outlook Another very nice (and less windy) day of weather starts the work week off on the right note...

But the good news does not stop there, folks. Not only does it have two entries, but the two entries are the first and second spot on the list. The list is put together according to votes by readers of Condé Nast Traveller in the Readers' Choice Awards 2020, and Galway and Dublin are probably feeling pretty smug right now. Galway has taken the number one spot on the list managing to beat away competition from like of Valetta in Malta and Oporto in Portugal. "Galway is Ireland’s alternative city – more boho and leftfield than Dublin and Cork, a place that draws buskers and artists, dreame...