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Scorching temperatures won’t stop NJ residents from enjoying themselves outside

9th - Higher Ed
Temperatures rose above 90 degrees for the third day in a row in New Jersey, marking it as an official heat wave.
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Paris Pulse: Bronze in artistic swimming, silver at the Boccia World Cup

9th - Higher Ed
In our weekly Canadian Olympic and Paralympic news update, we update recent results at the Artistic Swimming World Cup in Paris and the Boccia World Cup in Montreal.
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Can divine grace lead to lasting peace? Teachings of Bhagavad Gita from Chapter 2, Verse 65

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Are you struggling with inner turmoil? The Bhagavad Gita offers a timeless message of hope. In this video, we delve into Chapter 2, Verse 65, where Krishna reveals the path to lasting peace through divine grace. Join us as we explore the...
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Seaside Park enacts new ‘No Wake Zone’ law to prevent people causing havoc in flooded streets

9th - Higher Ed
The new law took effect this month, meaning anyone caught creating a wave on a flooded street will pay a fine of up to $2000.
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#TheMoment a surfer took aim at history by conquering massive wave

9th - Higher Ed
Sebastian Steudtner is eyeing a world record after surfing one of the biggest waves ever measured in Nazare, Portugal.
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Turning Ocean Waves Into Clean Energy

9th - Higher Ed
Inna Braverman, co-founder of Eco Wave Power, shares how her company’s tech works, plus the role governments should play in adopting clean energy.
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Coastal communities in crisis: Climate change forces Malaysian fishermen to adapt

9th - Higher Ed
Climate change and coastal development threaten Malaysia's small-scale fishermen, whose traditional way of life faces long-term loss.
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Crew members rescued with firefighters’ help from stranded boat near Fortune

9th - Higher Ed
Tony Snook, the fire chief of Grand Bank, says it was all in a day’s work helping the crew members of the Cape Cordell get safely to shore. But it did involve battling high waves, fierce winds, but as Snook tells the CBC’s Peter Cowan,...
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Mostly sunny skies and breezy conditions on Long Island

9th - Higher Ed
News 12 Storm Watch Team Meteorologist Alex Calamia says to expect breezy conditions, mostly sunny skies and a few passing clouds in the afternoon.
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Storms uncover fossils and artifacts, but also wash them away

9th - Higher Ed
Scientists on P.E.I. are still assessing the impact Fiona had on fossils and other cultural artifacts buried in the Island's shoreline. CBC's Nancy Russell has more on what the storm uncovered and what it erased.
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Powerful storm leaves parts of U.S. swamped with floodwaters

9th - Higher Ed
Heavy rain and high winds battered the U.S. East Coast on Wednesday, downing power lines, shuttering schools and flooding roads. Another storm could bring more misery to the region from Friday night into Saturday, forecasters said.
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Giant waves pound California and Oregon coasts

9th - Higher Ed
Millions of people in California and Oregon are under high surf warnings as dangerously large waves batter the coast. At least eight people have been injured and evacuation orders are in effect for several communities.
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Dead fish wash up in Japan: Reason unknown but officials deny link to Fukushima

9th - Higher Ed
Hundreds of tonnes of dead fish have washed ashore along the coast of Japan, in recent weeks.
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Magnitude 7.5 Earthquake Strikes Mindanao, Philippines, Prompting Tsunami Warnings in the Region

9th - Higher Ed
An earthquake of at least magnitude 7.5 struck Mindanao in the southern Philippines late on Saturday, triggering evacuation orders for some areas and southwestern Japanese coasts because of warnings of tsunami waves of a metre (3 feet)...
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Swallowed by the sea: Families losing their homes in Brazil

9th - Higher Ed
A coastal town in Brazil faces home collapse as the Atlantic Ocean encroaches. Climate change threatens destruction.
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The universe has a 'humming sound'; Indian telescope played a role in this discovery

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A global team of astronomers, including researchers from seven Indian institutes, achieved a groundbreaking milestone by capturing the faint low-frequency "hum" of gravitational waves resonating throughout the cosmos. These waves,...
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Gravitational waves: Astrophysicists hear the hum of the universe

9th - Higher Ed
Teams of astrophysicists have discovered the universe gives off a hum of ultralow-frequency gravitational waves.
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Scientists ‘hear’ cosmic hum from gravitational waves

9th - Higher Ed
Scientists observed for the first time faint ripples caused by the motion of black holes
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Tired of noisy, polluting jet skis? This Kiwi company say they have a greener, electric alternative

9th - Higher Ed
The all-electric ‘water bike’, from New Zealand-based company, Manta 5, retails from €10,000 and can reach top speeds of 20km/h.
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Rough waves lash coastal India ahead of cyclone

9th - Higher Ed
Tens of thousands of residents in the coastal regions of India and Pakistan have been evacuated ahead of Cyclone Biparjoy’s expected landfall on Thursday.
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Crown corporation faces staff backlash over $4.9M contracts with McKinsey

9th - Higher Ed
Current and former employees of the Business Development Bank of Canada say they're alarmed at some of the expenses incurred by the BDC under the leadership of president Isabelle Hudon.
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‘Parade of storms’ throttles California for a third straight week

9th - Higher Ed
The governor’s office in the US state has increased the death toll to 14, with a five-year-old still missing in the floo
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B.C. faces another weather-related risk — flooding

9th - Higher Ed
After a holiday season that's already seen extreme snow, freezing rain and rain, some people on Vancouver Island and south of Vancouver are now preparing for a flood risk not experienced in years.
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B.C.'s south coast under flood watch amid heavy rain, high tides

9th - Higher Ed
After being hit with heavy snow and freezing rain, communities in southwestern B.C. are bracing for potential flooding due to extremely high tides and more rain.