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Artemis II: What happens to the astronauts now?

  
BBC News - 04.11.2026 Original article ›
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Wiseman, Hansen, Koch, Glover, on Artemis II, the Astronauts upon return to Earth from the blackness of space, and how all humans look from the emptiness of space. Christina Koch says it showed "truly emphasized how alike we are, how the same thing keeps every single person on planet Earth alive."

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Auto Workers Strike: U.A.W. Halts Work at 3 Plants in Contract Fight With Automakers

  
NYTimes.com - 09.15.2023 Original article ›
Jack Ewing

Supreme Court Blocks Obama’s Limits on Power Plants

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New York Times - 06.29.2015 Original article ›
Adam Liptak, Adam, Liptak, Coral Davenport, Coral, Davenport

Herbal Garden in Oda Nara Prefecture -Science & Nature Videos | NHK WORLD-JAPAN

  
NHK WORLD - 01.17.2026 Original article ›
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Winter in Oda, Nara Prefecture- NHK Japan shows an ancient herbal garden  in the Nara region in this video. Digging for herbs and food plants in the winter, prayers at a medicinal tree, cooking that brings together spiritual traditions and herbs that are cooked for meals in winter, all aspects of spiritual and garden work in winter in Japan.

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In War for Ukraine, Neither Side Controls the Skies but Russia Has Lost 55 Planes

  
WSJ - 09.19.2022 Original article ›
Michael R. Gordon

Belgium Fears Nuclear Plants Are Vulnerable

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New York Times - 03.25.2016 Original article ›
Alissa J. Rubin, Alissa, J., Rubin, Milan Schreuer, Milan, Schreuer

China’s Covid-19 Surge Shuts Down Plants in Manufacturing Hubs Shenzhen and Changchun

  
WSJ - 03.14.2022 Original article ›
Yang Jie, Yoko Kubota

Blame planes and beef: climate crisis accelerating faster than expected, say 11,000 scientists

  
MarketWatch - 11.11.2019 Original article ›
Rachel Koning Beals
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Beef dependent diets are known for not being healthy. Scientists say using cows for meat increases harmful emissions and uses more scarce water in contrast to vegetable, fruits and grain dependent diets.

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China Threatens U.S. Cars, Planes and Soy in Response to Trump

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WSJ - 04.04.2018 Original article ›
Lingling Wei, Yoko Kubota

WSJ News Exclusive | Germany to Keep Last Three Nuclear-Power Plants Running in Policy U-Turn

  
WSJ - 08.16.2022 Original article ›
Bojan Pancevski

How Paris is working to cool down as the planet warms up – DW – 09/24/2023

  
dw.com - 07.26.2024 Original article ›

The climate crisis is hitting the planet’s working classes the hardest and they know it | Jeff Sparrow

  
The Guardian - 06.18.2022 Original article ›

Planes, Trains and Buses: What Gets Electrified Next?

  
WSJ - 04.20.2024 Original article ›
Jackie Snow

China’s plan to build more coal-fired plants deals blow to UK’s Cop26 ambitions

  
The Guardian - 10.12.2021 Original article ›

Car Makers Get a Boost as Chinese Plants Slowly Return to Life

  
WSJ - 04.09.2020 Original article ›
William Boston

A Tale of Two Auto Plants

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Wall Street Journal - 05.24.2006 Original article ›
Lee Hawkins Jr., Lee, Hawkins, Jr., Norihiko Shirouzu, Norihiko, Shirouzu
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Toyota's Tundra manufacturing site in Arlington, Texas, and the Chevy Suburban manufacturing plant in Arlington, Texas, in May 2006.
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Russia's Rosneft Eyes German Oil Plants

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Wall Street Journal - 08.27.2010 Original article ›
Guy Chazan, Guy, Chazan

In Europe, It’s Planes vs. Trains. For Many Travelers, Rail Is the Way to Go.

  
NYTimes.com - 04.06.2022 Original article ›
Paige Mc Clanahan
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The growing popularity of rail trips in Europe as companies such as SNCF in France and rail companies in Austria and Germany increase investments in rail infrastructure. The idea is to cut the carbon footprint on short haul flights.Sleeper trains are also increasing in popularity with a new Austrian rail sleeper train between Paris and Vienna. Unlike earlier increases in rail travel this one is getting more support as rail as the potential of being less stressful, more interesting and as more investment is being made on rail infrastructure in Eastern and Central Europe. 

Much remains to be done in integrating the different rail systems in Europe both in infrastructure terms and in ticketing to customers. If this is done rail has serious prospect of becoming genuinely popular.

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E.P.A. Severely Limits Pollution From Coal-Burning Power Plants

  
NYTimes.com - 04.25.2024 Original article ›
Lisa Friedman, Coral Davenport

Trump’s New Pollution Rules Still Won’t Save the Coal Industry

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New York Times - 08.22.2018 Original article ›
Brad Plummer
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About 200 coal plants closed in the U.S. since 2010. Another 40 will close in the years ahead. No new coal plants are being built. At the most the new EPA roll back of emissions rules will stave off closure for a bit longer for a few coal plants, reports Brad Plummer in NYT.

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Despite Violence, Mexico Plants Hum at Border

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New York Times - 07.10.2011 Original article ›
Randal C. Archibold, Randal, C., Archibold

Visa Plants a Seed for Growth Abroad

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Wall Street Journal - 05.07.2013 Original article ›
Patrick Mcgroarty, Patrick, Mcgroarty, Robin Sidel, Robin, Sidel

Two Large Solar Plants Planned in California

  
New York Times - 08.15.2008 Original article ›
Matthew L. Wald, Matthew, L., Wald
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Solar energy takes a big step forward in scale with the 800 megawatt plant for Pacific Gas and Electric which is under a state mandate that it get 20% of its electricity from renewable sources by 2010. It will use photvoltaic technology to turn sunlight directly into electricity.OIptisolar which is making a type of solar panel with a thin film of active material will install 550 watts in San Luis Obispo county. The Sun Power Corporation which uses silicon crystal technology will installl about 250 watts at another location in San Luis Obispo county. This is a big jump from th 14 megawatt photvoltaic installation at Nellis Air Force Base in Nevada using SunPower panels.
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How Tough Is It to Change a Culture of Harassment? Ask Women at Ford

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- 12.19.2017 Original article ›
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Chira and Einhorn of the NYT provide this detailed report on sexual harassment affecting women at Ford Motor Company's manufacturing plants in Chicago. The report describes a culture in which this was tolerated in the manufacturing plants.

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China Wants Germany in Its Corner. It’s Not That Easy.

  
NYTimes.com - 02.26.2026 Original article ›
David Pierson
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China is offering Germany narrow wins such as buying more Airbus planes while continuing to focus on another export expansion drive in European Union countries. As it pulls back from the American market  in the face of tariffs by DJT it is selling more automobiles and other products in Germany. China continues to focus on its core potential in electric cars, machine tools, robotics and other products where it competes with German products. German jobs are at stake as China continues its expansion into the European market. This is a big concern for Merz of the CDU as he visits China in Feb 2026.

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