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India's power demand is surging, but some solar energy is going to waste
India struggles to utilize its booming solar capacity due to grid congestion and storage shortages, forcing the country to curtail clean energy while relying on coal during peak demand.
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9mWhat to know about childcare options, school meals if Seattle teachers strike
As Seattle teachers prepare for a potential strike, families are scrambling for childcare and meal alternatives while the district provides limited, decentralized guidance for the school year start.
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3mWho will still work if Seattle teachers strike? Hundreds
As Seattle Public Schools face a looming teachers' strike, uncertainty persists for non-union staff regarding Wednesday's operations while negotiations stall over contentious special education staffing proposals.
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4mMOHAI workers launch union effort
Employees at the Museum of History & Industry are seeking union recognition to advocate for better pay, improved benefits, and enhanced workplace conditions as part of a national trend.
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9mHow Seahawks' cap moves keep Super Bowl window open for rest of decade
The Seahawks have successfully secured their foundational core players through lucrative long-term contracts, ensuring their championship window remains wide open for the remainder of the decade.
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The skies above Mar-a-Lago to get permanent flight restrictions
The FAA proposes permanent flight restrictions around Mar-a-Lago to bolster presidential security, balancing national safety needs with the operational requirements of the nearby Trump International Airport.