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Новости за 22.11.2024

A chance to reward Scotland’s top aquaculture talents

Thefishsite.com 

Nominations for Lantra Scotland’s 2025 Alabs (Awards for Land-based and Aquaculture Skills) - which highlight the talents of young people and organisations involved in the land-based and aquaculture sectors – are open until 2 December.

FM: Subversive work against Belarus has acquired openly terrorist forms

BelTA (en) 

Subversive work against Belarus has been carried out since the country gained independence, Belarusian Minister of Foreign Affairs Maksim Ryzhenkov told the media following a joint meeting of the boards of the Ministries of Foreign Affairs of Belarus and Russia in Brest.

How Wicked Connects to The Wizard of Oz

Time.com 

While Wicked puts a revisionist spin on the earliest Oz tale, the story's connection to its original source material remains integral.

What happened to Camp Snoopy?

«Star Tribune» (startribune.com) 

Some Minnesotans are still nostalgic for the Mall of America’s original, Peanuts-themed amusement park. Here’s why it became Nickelodeon Universe.

These Are Your Worst Experiences At The DMV

Jalopnik.com 

Everyone has a bad DMV story or two, right? Earlier this week we asked our readers to tell us about a particularly bad trip to the department of motor vehicles. While a lot of what happens there is important to how cars and drivers stay legal, register to vote, or pay for important services, it’s still an unpleasant…

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Real carbon, false credits? Investigating mass deforestation in Cambodia

France24.com (en) 

With around 40 percent of its territory covered by forests, Cambodia has become Asia's champion of carbon credits. This system is supposed to finance the protection of the country's forests, thanks to money injected by multinationals from around the world. For the past decade, big companies –  including French and American firms –  have spent millions of euros buying these credits to offset their carbon footprint. But our Cambodia correspondents' investigation reveals mass deforestation within these protected areas. Читать дальше...

Red rebellion: Naxalite challenge far from over in Karnataka

«The Times of India» (indiatimes.com) 

Naxal activity continues to pose a threat in Karnataka, despite government efforts to quell the movement. The recent death of a key leader and reports of armed cadres resurfacing underscore the group's resilience. While government initiatives have weakened the movement, experts warn that socioeconomic issues could lead to a resurgence.