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Jul 22, 2022

Australian startup unveils scalable shade solution for commercial applications

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From pv magazine Australia

Sydney-based manufacturer Canyon Solar has launched a modular solar carport solution for commercial applications that has been specifically designed for rapid installation with company director Will Beaumont claiming the time-saving translates into a significant reduction in site labor requirements and a corresponding cost saving for clients.

Jul 21, 2022

Tesla Gets Dedicated Lane At US-Mexico Border Crossing

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The lane, which goes from Nuevo León, Mexico, into Texas, is only to be used by Tesla and its suppliers.

Jul 21, 2022

Facebook’s new ‘Feeds’ tab chronologically displays posts from your friends and groups

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Jul 21, 2022

Teen Is Cured from Cancer After Groundbreaking Therapy: ‘It’s a Miracle I’m Alive’

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It was 2010, and 5-year-old Emily Whitehead had her entire future ahead of her. “From the time she was little, she liked to pull pranks and make us laugh,” her father Tom, 53, tells PEOPLE. “She made our lives a lot better.” The rambunctious preschooler had just gone to…

Jul 20, 2022

What The End of Civilization Will Look Like (Century by Century)

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Civilization will not last forever! Here are some bold predictions that will bring on the end of everything as we know it! Can you guess what will be the world-ending event that causes the collapse of civilization?

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Jul 20, 2022

A solar storm heading for Earth could disrupt radio and GPS signals

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Jul 20, 2022

Blueberries Recalled Nationwide Over Lead Concerns

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The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDS) is alerting customers to an “urgent” nationwide blueberry recall. The organization announced in a July 14 notice that certain pouches of Natierra Organic Freeze-Dried Blueberrie are being recalled due to possible lead contamination. The recall was voluntarily issued by BrandStorm Inc.

The recall involves two lots of blueberries, both of which were packaged in 1.2-ounce pack sizes and distributed in the United States through retail and online stores services. Recalled Lot 2021363–1 features a best-by date of “12÷2024” and UPC 812907011160. The second recalled lot number is 2022026–1, with a best-by date of “01÷2025” and UPC 812907011160. The recalled Natierra Organic Freeze-Dried Blueberries were sold in a white and blue pouch with Natierra brand and Logo, with an image available here.

The company issued the recall after testing conducted by a lab in Maryland identified the presence or potential presence of lead above the FDA’s recommended limits. Per the release, “an investigation was conducted by the packing site. The original heavy metal reports received for the crop year showed no presence of lead and-or cause for batch testing. After further investigation it was found that the products county of Origin is Lithuania and aggressive monitoring of heavy metals may be deemed necessary.” Although lead, a toxic substance, is constantly present in small amounts and people are exposed to it daily, exposure to large amounts can lead to lead positing. According to the Mayo Clinic, signs and symptoms of lead poisoning include joint and muscle pain, headache, abdominal pain, and mood disorders, among others. However, symptoms typically don’t appear until dangerous amounts have accumulated. Infants, young children, and a developing fetus can experience more severe symptoms.

Jul 20, 2022

Extreme heat prompts alerts in 28 states as Texas, Oklahoma hit 115

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200 million people will experience temperatures in the 90s or higher for the next three days.

Jul 20, 2022

World’s Most Modern Heavy Duty Factory — Producing Giant Propellers and Modern CNC Technology

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Jul 20, 2022

430,000 years ago a meteor exploded over Antarctica, leaving clues in the debris

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Remnants from the space rock may help explain how often these cosmic explosions occur—and the threat they pose to Earth.