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Cleaning Wastewater with Clam Shells: A Unique Approach

January 7, 2025

Scientists recently explored a clever way to remove nickel ions from wastewater using powdered clam shells. They filled a glass column with the shells and tested how well the setup worked by changing the flow rate. The best results showed that 87. 68% of nickel ions were removed when the flow rate w

weather

Winter Chill: What to Expect in North Texas This Week

January 6, 2025

Get ready, North Texas! A cold snap is on its way, bringing freezing temperatures and maybe even some wintry mix. The National Weather Service says an Arctic air mass is heading our way overnight on Monday. This means we'll be feeling the cold for most of the week. Expect highs in the 30s and 40s wi

weather

Stay Indoors, Louisville! Ice and Snow Cause Road Chaos

January 5, 2025

Louisville woke up to a winter wonderland on Sunday, but it wasn't all fun and games. A winter storm hit the area, leaving roads covered in snow and ice, making driving conditions pretty unsafe. Officials even asked people to avoid the roads if they could. Things started to get real at around 9 a.

crime

Parents on Hook: New Plan to Fight Juvenile Crime

January 4, 2025

In Richland County, Sheriff Leon Lott is launching a bold initiative to combat juvenile crime. The key? Making parents face the music when their kids act up. The "Parent Accountability Initiative" is all about keeping moms and dads in the loop and holding them responsible. If a teen commits a violen

science

Bike Crash Types: Risk Factors on UK Roads

January 4, 2025

Ever wondered why certain bike crashes happen so often on UK roads? Let's dive into three common types: overtaking, rear-end, and door crashes. Research has mostly focused on intersection crashes, but what about those that happen on road segments? This study aims to shed light on the risk factors fo

science

Unraveling the Genetic Secrets of Alaska's Red King Crabs

January 2, 2025

Alaska's red king crabs, known for their massive size and delicious meat, are not just beloved seafood but also a vital resource for many communities. These crabs live in the rich and icy waters of the North Pacific, facing threats like climate change and overfishing. To better understand and protec

environment

Cleaning Up: How Brazil Nut Shells Help Remove Catechol from Water

December 31, 2024

Imagine using something you'd normally toss away to clean up a big mess! Scientists are doing just that by using activated carbon made from Brazil nut shells to soak up chemicals like catechol from wastewater. They've learned that the best conditions for this to happen are at pH 6 and temperatures b

sports

Will the Patriots Secure the Top Draft Pick This Weekend?

December 31, 2024

This Sunday, the New England Patriots have a chance to seal the deal on the first overall pick in the 2025 NFL draft. They're currently at the top of the draft order. A loss to the Buffalo Bills will lock in their position. However, if they win or tie, things get tricky. Other teams like the Titans,

lifestyle

Transforming Spreadsheets Into Handy Apps: A Pandemic-Inspired Habit

December 26, 2024

During the pandemic, ordering takeout became a common activity for many families, including a couple who wanted to support local restaurants and avoid the hassle of washing dishes. They realized that relying on delivery apps like DoorDash and Uber Eats wasn't the best way to support local businesses

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Saving Fresh-Cut Kiwifruits: A New Film to Extend Shelf Life

December 22, 2024

Fresh-cut fruits are popular for their convenience and nutritional value, but their shelf life is often short due to tissue damage. To tackle this issue, scientists have developed a special film made from cornstarch. This film can trap ethylene, a gas that makes fruits ripen too quickly, and also ac