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REEx flags rare earth winners and hype gaps in new quarterly rankings
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Rare Earth Exchanges released its latest quarterly REEx Rankings on Oct. 1, 2026, spotlighting Arafura, Neo Performance Materials and Lynas while warning that investors are still rewarding promises over delivery.
Five Chinese cabinetry makers positioned for whole-house custom projects in 2026
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Whole-house custom cabinetry is moving from single-room products to integrated residential systems, raising the bar for precision, compliance and project coordination.
Ten Chinese custom cabinet makers gain global attention in 2026
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A 2026 review spotlights 10 Chinese custom kitchen cabinet manufacturers as overseas buyers lean harder on certifications, tolerance data and delivery reliability.
Hereditary Chief calls on AI leaders to help prove peace is possible
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Hereditary Chief Phil Lane Jr. has asked leaders and investors at OpenAI, Anthropic, Google DeepMind, Microsoft, Meta and xAI to help support a global push for peace from Sept. 11-21, 2026. The campaign aims to use AI tools for ceasefire…
Joseph Seif’s Midnight Sun documents life and loss in the polar regions
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Joseph Seif’s new photobook, Midnight Sun, arrives in summer 2026 with images from Antarctica, Svalbard and East Greenland that pair stark beauty with warnings about climate change, tourism and other human pressures.
Japan’s rare earth push raises Arctic and deep-sea risks
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Japan is weighing rare earth projects in Greenland and near Minamitorishima as it tries to reduce dependence on China.
AAS, Big Kid Science launch free Totality 5.0 eclipse app
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The American Astronomical Society and Big Kid Science have released version 5.0 of the free Totality app for iOS and Android ahead of the August 2026 total solar eclipse visible from Greenland, Iceland and Spain.
Employees Are Using AI at Work Before Companies Catch Up
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A new INTOO/Harris Poll survey finds 72% of employed Americans say AI is already being used for business purposes in their organizations, led by informal employee use rather than formal company rollout.
American Paper Optics readies eclipse glasses for August 12 partial solar eclipse
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A partial solar eclipse will be visible across 25 U.S. states on August 12, and Memphis-based American Paper Optics is moving to meet expected demand for certified viewing glasses.
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