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AI Giants Turn to Natural Gas: A Risky Bet
Tech companies invest heavily in natural gas plants to power AI data centers, raising environmental and operational concerns.
Cuba to Release Over 2,000 Prisoners Amid U.S. Pressure
Cuba's decision to pardon thousands of inmates highlights ongoing U.S. demands for political reforms amid escalating tensions.
Cuba Pardons Over 2,000 Inmates Amid Energy Crisis Relief
The Cuban government releases thousands of prisoners as energy shortages begin to ease, reflecting a complex socio-political landscape.
Artemis II Mission Faces Toilet Glitch Before Launch
NASA's Artemis II mission unveils a toilet complication, raising concerns about space travel logistics.
Protests Erupt in Gambia as Prices Surge in the US
Gambians demand justice as police clash with protesters; gas prices in the US hit a 2022 high.
Record Startup Funding Signals Booming Tech Market
Q1 sees unprecedented investment fueled by mega-deals in AI and autonomous vehicles.
Meta's Natural Gas Expansion Sparks Energy Debate in South Dakota
Meta's new data center plans raise questions about energy sources and sustainability in South Dakota.
Adani Green Energy Achieves Record Renewable Capacity Growth
Adani Green Energy Limited adds over 5 GW of renewable capacity, marking a significant milestone in India's clean energy transition.
Commercial LPG Prices Surge Amid Global Oil Tensions
Rising global oil prices trigger a significant increase in commercial LPG rates, leaving domestic prices unchanged for now.
Strait of Hormuz: A Shift in Global Shipping Dynamics
Analysts warn that turmoil in the Strait of Hormuz will reshape global shipping for months to come.
Cuba's Tourism Workers Struggle Amid US Oil Blockade
The US oil blockade has devastated Cuba's tourism industry, leaving workers desperate and seeking alternatives.
IIT Bombay Turns Waste into Sustainable Fuel Solution
The institute's innovative approach reduces LPG consumption by 40-50%, paving the way for greener campuses.