Challenges and solutions in recycling expanded polystyrene

Expanded polystyrene, known as Styrofoam, poses significant recycling hurdles despite being 98% air and technically recyclable. Americans discard about 1,500 tons daily into landfills, with less than 1% recycled, prompting state bans and innovative technologies. As of 2025, several U.S. states have prohibited EPS products amid growing environmental concerns.

Forum highlights value of economic census after 34 years in Colombia

Carlos Ramírez

At the LR Forum 'Behind the Economic Census: Innovation and Value for Colombia', Dane experts and analysts highlighted the importance of the 2024 economic census, with preliminary results set for November 11, 2025. After 34 years without updating this data, the study will map productive units across the country, especially benefiting small producers. Its role in informed decision-making and microenterprise formalization was emphasized.

AIP Previews Week of September 15, 2025

The American Institute of Physics outlines key events and developments in physics for the week of September 15, 2025. The preview includes policy updates, conferences, and research highlights. It aims to inform stakeholders about upcoming opportunities in the field.

Global AI Treaties Discussed in Summit

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An international summit has addressed global AI treaties, focusing on ethical standards and digital deception prevention. Participants from various nations discussed frameworks for responsible AI development.

Government Converts Tourist Rentals

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On September 14, the Spanish government announced the withdrawal of 53,000 tourist apartments to convert them into permanent rentals for young people. This measure aims to address housing shortages in urban areas.

Fedora Linux approves AI-assisted contributions policy

The Fedora Linux project has formally approved a new policy allowing AI-assisted contributions to its codebase. Announced by Aoife Moloney on the Fedora discussion board, the policy emphasizes accountability and transparency while setting boundaries on AI use. This development follows similar discussions in related open-source projects like Mesa.

Health News Briefing for Mid-September 2025

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KFF Health News briefings for September 15 and 16, 2025, cover key healthcare developments including policy changes, medical breakthroughs, and public health updates. The reports provide objective insights into U.S. health issues. They highlight ongoing debates on insurance and access.

Ministry works on affordable school fees for 2026 CBC transition

The Kenyan Ministry of Education is developing a revised fee structure for senior schools as Grade 9 learners prepare to advance to Grade 10 in 2026 under the Competence-Based Curriculum. Officials emphasize affordability to ensure equitable access for over one million students. The structure will account for specialized pathways like STEM and arts.

Agriculture Updates for September 15

Agriculture.com outlines three major developments in the farming sector for September 15, 2025, including crop yield forecasts, market prices, and policy changes. These updates provide farmers with essential information amid fluctuating conditions. The report maintains a neutral stance, presenting data from various sources.

Experts urge national framework for caregiving in Nigeria

Women leaders and experts have called for a national policy to professionalize caregiving during a media roundtable marking the International Day of Care and Support. They highlighted the undervalued role of care work in Nigeria's economy and its disproportionate burden on women. Investing in care systems could unlock economic growth and gender equality.

 

 

 

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