The plastic bag that could change the world
The classic plastic bag, which we use daily, has been around since 1965. That year, a group of Swedish engineers and designers came up with a practical solution for packaging. Today, over half a century later, it is estimated that around 4 trillion plastic bags are used worldwide each year....
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The plastic bag that could change the world
The classic plastic bag, which we use daily, has been around since 1965. That year, a group of Swedish engineers...
New power bank restrictions on Asian airlines from April 1
Starting from April 1, 2025, several Asian airlines have implemented new restrictions on the use and transport of power banks...
Chronic pain: an often ignored symptom of Parkinson’s disease
Chronic pain, often unbearable, is one of the most common and yet frequently neglected consequences of Parkinson’s disease, as shown...
Water’s hidden power: how droplets create an electrical charge
A groundbreaking discovery by a team of researchers from the University of Melbourne and RMIT University reveals that water can...
Microplastics in chewing gum: a growing concern for human health
Microplastics, tiny plastic fragments found throughout the environment, are now ubiquitous: in the oceans, in the food we eat, and...
Artificial Intelligence and machine learning: a growing opportunity for businesses
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Murphy, the eagle who stole our hearts, passes away at 33
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The Local Police of Benidorm, Spain saved a female Rottweiler from an illegal breeding den in the open countryside where...
The world’s most overrated tourist spots, ranked
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