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Most debris from a large Chinese rocket expected to plunge back through the atmosphere this weekend will be burned up on reentry and is highly unlikely to cause any harm, Chinese foreign ministry spokesman Wang Wenbin said on Friday. The Long March 5B rocket blasted off from China’s Hainan island on April 29, carrying the unmanned Tianhe module, which contains what will become living quarters on a permanent Chinese space station.

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Renegade Inc. — Fraudulent neoliberal economics and environmental degradation have undermined the public health of society and the delicate ecological balance of the planet. A year on from the beginning of the pandemic, host, Ross Ashcroft, reconnected with Professor Steve Keen to talk climate breakdown, fraudulent economics, the so-called Great Reset and how…

From the very first day that humans sent rockets and even satellites into the Earth’s orbit, we have been constantly leaving garbage in space. Now, there are thousands of dead satellites in addition to millions of debris and junk left in space. They are called space junk, or space debris…

By Mark A man falls off a roof at a construction site. His boss, Armando, Tenoch Huerta (“Spectre”, “How I Spent My Summer”), had said he didn’t look well, but he was keen to keep working. They wrap him in some tarp and are on the way out of the…

Lying in the middle of the highway Watching’em go past Gathering dust and mingling With the scraps On the shoulder Lay tormented unpleasant memories Leaked out and perhaps deliberately Dropped behind by those Monsters driven with fury In a vain attempt to look like Kings With no baggage to lug …

Parts of the region experienced significant storm damage, thousands are still without power. Other parts of the region experienced storms that left a good amount of debris in their lawn. Several cities throughout the region have set up spots to drop off storm debris. If you need a hand this…

The pickup of vegetative debris, or brush, left in the wake of Hurricane Sandy will begin this week. Residents are asked to move all brush curbside immediately and to avoid placing it under wires or low hanging trees. …

On Saturday, Nov. 24, at approximately 1 p.m., Sea Isle City Patrol Officers responded to the area of 52nd Ave and the promenade for a report of a pedestrian struck by a motor vehicle. The initial investigation revealed the pedestrian, Bernice Pasquarello, age 69 of Medford, was walking north on the promenade when she was hit from behind a public works vehicle. The driver of the vehicle, a 33-year-old male Sea Isle City Public Works Department employee, was parked on the promenade picking up debris from the recent storm. The male was alerted by other coworkers that he had driven by some debris, and was asked to return, upon reentering the vehicle and backing up, Pasquarello was fatally struck and pronounced on the scene.