Outer Banks Jingles: Water safety that sticks

Outer Banks Jingles: Water safety that sticks
Hemp demand is set to see expansive growth throughout the US, but legal marijuana will retain its dominant share of total cannabis demand.
Fifteen years later, AIRS continues to be a valuable asset for forecasters worldwide, sending 7 billion observations streaming into forecasting centers every day. Besides contributing to better forecasts, AIRS maps greenhouse gases, tracks volcanic emissions and and indicates regions that may be heading for a drought.
Opus High Technology has already established an all solar-powered LED cap. Now, they are expanding and launching a new feature for the hat design — a pedometer. HSINCHU, Taiwan, March 1, 2023 /PRNewswire | Whether you spend your time outdoors for hunting and fishing, running or hiking, or even just everyday wear, you never know when you’ll need a small, but bright light. Since the company’s hat never needs batteries, the structure is just like any other lightweight, fitted hat. The difference is, the hat design actually includes a white light on the front of the cap’s bill, paired with a red bar of LED lights on the back. These lights can be set to a blinking or constant light. With a Kickstarter campaign, Opus High Technology is bringing even more power to the battery-free, solar-powered LED hats. You can see on the Kickstarter campaign, they are aiming to add a pedometer to the hat, that would sync with a custom app. Being able to track your steps or distance during your activities allows for an even more intuitive lifestyle. Along with a pedometer, there’ll be more color options. These new features allow you to customize your everyday life, enhancing …
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River discharge is becoming more important as a contributor to melting sea ice in the Arctic Ocean.
Egypt’s first integrated zero liquid discharge plant reduces fresh water demand on the River Nile by 70 percent.