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SEC Pauses New Climate Disclosure Rule in Court
Japan has recently earmarked about $33 billion to revive its chips industry. Amid legal challenges, SEC pauses its climate rule. The SEC said it had stayed the rule to avoid regulatory uncertainty.
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Read more at Boston Herald
Bodybar Pilates to Open at 710 Church St
Bodybar Pilates, a Texas-based chain with more than 30 locations nationwide, will open at 710 Church St., in the Church Street Building. An opening date for Bodybar has not been announced.
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Read more at Evanston Now
World’s Oldest Living Man
John Alfred Tinniswood, 111 years and 224 days old, has officially claimed the title of world’s oldest living man. The great-grandfather is 117-year-old Maria Branyas Morera and lives in Spain. He was born the same year the Titanic sank.
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Read more at KTVZ
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Read more at Sky Sports
Petition to Ban Methylene Chloride in Coffee
methylene chloride is used for paint stripping, metal cleaning and degreasing. Experts say it has been designated as a carcinogen by the World Health Organization and Environmental Protection Agency. The state assembly in California introduced a bill to ban the chemical from the decaffeination process.
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Read more at WLBT
How Will the Solar Eclipse Affect Animals?
zoologists and animal behaviorists at the Riverbanks Zoo in Columbia, South Carolina, documented how 17 different species reacted to the phenomenon during the “Great American Eclipse” of August 2017. The solar eclipse will take place Monday, April 8, blocking the sun for over 180 million people in its path.
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Read more at New York Post
Celebrating Sports and Peace
Sport and competition have helped bring people together around the world for centuries. From the first marathon at the Athens Modern Games on April 6, 1896, to children’s friendly park games, engaging in sports helps unite us in common goals: celebrating athletic ability and cheering for our favorite teams. April 6th is the International Day of Sports for Development and Peace, proclaimed by the United Nations in 2013.
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Read more at Psychology Today
Gambling Addiction Hotlines See An Uptick
experts say callers are getting younger and are often men in the 20s and 30s. Ohio saw a 55% increase in calls for addiction during the first year of legalized sports betting. Nearly $200 million was wagered in the state during first week of legal betting, according to lottery officials.
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Read more at WRAL News
Africa's Air Pollution Crisis
Experts are finding new ways to track air quality in hopes of reducing health risks. Cameroon's capital, Yaounde, vibrates with the hum of engines. Exhaust from cars and factories mingles with the smoke from burning garbage.
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Read more at DW (English)
Seattle's Biggest Sneaker Head Is Hurting After a Break-In
Takiya Ward's roots in the Central District run deep, as she was born and raised in the area. In an interview with FOX 13, Ward expressed her anguish over a recent break-in that targeted her beloved business. Since its opening in October, Re-Sole has garnered attention for its unique offerings, from customized sneakers to repairs or restoration projects on older models.
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Read more at FOX 13 Seattle