International
Molecular signal in blood helps detect early risk for ovarian cancer, study finds
Researchers discover a potential diagnostic breakthrough for a disease often discovered after it has already spread
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AI datacentres plan on-site power stations on huge scale despite climate risks, research reveals
181GW of gas-fired capacity proposed for sites in US and Europe because of delays in connecting to national grids, says report Developers of AI datacentres plan to build on-site climate-destroying gas power stations on a huge scale to meet their energy demands, research reveals. Datacentres planned across the US, the UK and mainland Europe have proposals to build fossil fuel plants on-site to create 181GW of gas-fired capacity because of delays to connect to national grids, according to the findings. This is almost four times the total peak electricity demand of Great Britain. Continue reading
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Crypto
SpaceX plans to spend $24 billion to build a gas-fired power plant and supercomputing center in Texas
The Starbase City Government in Texas announced that SpaceX plans to build a gas-fired power plant and supercomputing facilities on 444 acres of land, with an initial investment of approximately US$24 billion. The city council will consider tax reductions on December 9; the planned site will only be separated from the city of Brownsville, which has implemented a data center moratorium, this summer. This article SpaceX plans to spend US$24 billion to build a gas-fired power plant and supercomputing center in Texas first appeared on Chain News ABMedia.
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Science
Bid to restore rare Atlantic rainforest secures £6m lottery grant
Hubs offering training in conservation work are to be set up in Torridon, Morvern and mid-Argyll.
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International
Artist creates world's biggest soil painting
Phil Lambert used four types of soil, including some collected from his mother, to create his work.
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International
Rare wildflowers at risk of falling into sea rescued from eroding Scottish coast
Conservationists relocate 3,400 one-flowered wintergreens, a species estimated to have lost more than half its UK population in the past 50 years
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International
Rising Tide banned from using council land for protests at world’s largest coal port in Newcastle
NSW premier Chris Minns warned council would be complicit in any ‘illegal activities that occur at these protests’
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Science
Duchy tenants may have to buy farms or leave as Prince William plans sell-off
A ten-year strategy to raise £500m from the Duchy of Cornwall will see farms sold off across England.
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Crypto
Bitcoin Could Rally Before Rate Cuts Begin, Binance Research Says
Binance Research suggests slowing global monetary tightening could improve bitcoin’s outlook before central banks begin cutting interest rates, while growing use of tokenized equities in decentralized finance (DeFi) points to a new phase of blockchain adoption. Slowing Global Monetary Tightening Could Signal Bitcoin Recovery Bitcoin (BTC) could benefit from an easing in the pace of […]
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UN chief urges Cop31 hosts Turkey and Australia to turn fossil fuel promises into action
António Guterres calls for ‘clear next steps’ as countries face pressure to agree concrete measures
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International
An absorbing diversion on Britain’s roads
Brief letters: Changing route | Motorway issues | Making lasagne | Figs aplenty | Wootton Courtenay | Taff’s Well
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Bitcoin Crashed 29% Before SpaceX’s IPO. Is Anthropic’s Debut Doing It Again?
Bitcoin slid below $73,000 days before Anthropic's IPO, echoing its drop before SpaceX listed. See what happened next. The post Bitcoin Crashed 29% Before SpaceX’s IPO. Is Anthropic’s Debut Doing It Again? appeared first on BeInCrypto.
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