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    [ad_1] The fashion industry’s impact on the planet is far-reaching and overwhelming. water needed. Chemicals and their emissions into the natural environment. Mining metal for zippers and decorations. amount of waste; degrading effects of industrial agriculture on soils and biodiversity; Yet fashion’s devastating impact on forests has remained relatively quiet. Research shows that 48% of ...
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    [ad_1] Salisbury, N.C. (WBTV) – Catawba College and its dining services partner, Chartwells Higher Education, celebrated the opening of the newly renovated Cannon Dining Commons at noon on Friday, September 23 at the centrally located Stanback Plaza. Perform a tape cutting ceremony. of campus. During the day, the Student’s Choice Station at Canon Dining Commons ...
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    [ad_1] Max Houma successfully defended his title at the Fortinet Championship. With a one-shot lead on the final hole, Homa birdied and was surprised to see leader Danny Willett take a three-putt from under four feet. “I can’t believe what I just saw,” said Golf Channel announcer Terry Gannon. Neither did Homa, who finished 4-under ...