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In 2013, a UK beach began planting discarded Christmas trees to trap blowing sand; by 2026, the project had created 90 metres of new dunes that help defend homes from flooding

More than 2,000 Christmas trees were planted at St Annes beach in February 2026. (Photo: .visitstannes.info) Discarded Christmas trees are being used to help protect homes and businesses along the Fylde Coast in Lancashire, UK. Since the project began in 2013, old Christmas trees have been placed on St Annes beach to trap wind-blown sand…

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‘Welcome to the Jungle’ production house leases Andheri West offices for Rs 2.46 crore – Report |

‘Welcome to the Jungle’ production house leases Andheri West offices for Rs 2.46 crore – Report The production house behind ‘Welcome To The Jungle’, Nadiadwala Grandson Entertainment Private Limited, has entered into a new commercial lease in Mumbai’s Andheri West. The company has leased two office units to Rhea and Dia Enterprises Pvt Ltd for…

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Weekly Career Horoscope, September 06 to September 12, 2026: Success, challenges, and breakthroughs; Know about your career

Your ideas move faster than the room this week. A meeting or discussion gives you the chance to take the lead, but don’t rush everyone else into agreeing with you. Give people enough time to understand what you’re proposing. A colleague could also become unexpectedly useful in getting something approved or executed. You don’t have…

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TOI Social Impact Summit: ‘From disaster response to mitigation, resilience’ | India News

India is moving away from a focus on only disaster response and relief towards disaster mitigation and resilience India is moving away from a focus on only disaster response and relief towards disaster mitigation and resilience, said Sudarshan Suchi, chief development officer at Reliance Foundation, at a timely discussion on ‘Rebooting Development for Disaster Resilience’.The…

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In 1879, Edwin Hall discovered an electrical effect thought to need a perpendicular magnetic field; 147 years later, scientists have shown it can work with the field in-plane

An atomic force microscopy scan of a nanometer-sized device developed by Carnegie Mellon scientists that demonstrates a new form of the Hall effect. For more than a century, the Hall effect has been taught with a simple picture that electricity flows through a material, a magnetic field pushes the moving charges sideways, and a voltage…

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‘The Paradise’ release date faces fresh uncertainty ahead of September 24: Makers await for Nani’s decision |

Nani’s ‘The Paradise’ is currently scheduled for a September 24 theatrical release, but the approaching deadline has led to fresh discussion about whether the team can complete the film on time. The film is among the most awaited Telugu releases, and the announced date has already raised expectations among fans and the trade. However, some…

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‘Trust shattered’: Rahul backs students protesting against MPSC paper leak in Maharashtra | India News

NEW DELHI: Lok Sabha leader of opposition Rahul Gandhi on Sunday backed students protesting against alleged irregularities in Maharashtra Public Service Commission (MPSC) examinations, saying that “every student is tormented by the BJP regime”.In a post on X, Rahul said thousands of students were protesting in Maharashtra because their trust in the system had been…

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