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No more dinner-time debate, this Grosse Pointe Park restaurant serves a little bit of everything
Read full article: No more dinner-time debate, this Grosse Pointe Park restaurant serves a little bit of everythingItโs a common household debate - What do you want for dinner? I donโt know, what do you want for dinner? Well, there is a Grosse Pointe Park restaurant called Alma Kitchen, that may satisfy everyone.
State of the Global Climate 2021 report: Global temperature continues to warm unnaturally
Read full article: State of the Global Climate 2021 report: Global temperature continues to warm unnaturallyThe World Meteorological Organization (WMO), a specialized agency within the United Nations, has just released its State of the Climate 2021 report.
Your taste buds can tour the world at this small plates restaurant in Macomb
Read full article: Your taste buds can tour the world at this small plates restaurant in MacombFrom juicy Korean BBQ ribs to Spanish-style stuffed peppers, your taste buds can tour the world all thanks to Chef Shawn Mckerness. He is the owner of a small plates restaurant in Macomb called Regale, along with his wife Rachelle. The menu was inspired by his travels as an Executive Chef on a cruise ship.
Business group: China's tech self-reliance plans hurt growth
Read full article: Business group: China's tech self-reliance plans hurt growthA foreign business group in China says the ruling Communist Partyโs campaign to tighten control over Chinaโs industries and reduce use of foreign technology is denting its economic growth.
What can we learn from the COVID-19 pandemic? A look at global CO2 emissions
Read full article: What can we learn from the COVID-19 pandemic? A look at global CO2 emissionsDETROIT โ In spite of all the negative aspects, the pandemic has created opportunities that we can learn from. COVID-19 has created a global natural experiment that would be impossible to do in any normal situation. READ: Michigan health officials make recommendations regarding Halloween celebrationsWhat would happen to global carbon dioxide emissions if people drove less, flew less and used less power? Idled industry added 18 percent and the drop in global domestic aviation cut C02 emissions another 13 percent. Because we cannot limit human human activity the way the pandemic did, changes in energy production and use will be needed to reach emission targets.
Global coronavirus cases top 20 million, doubling in 45 days
Read full article: Global coronavirus cases top 20 million, doubling in 45 days"(AP Photo/Rebecca Blackwell)MITO The number of confirmed coronavirus cases worldwide topped 20 million on Tuesday, more than half of them from the U.S., India and Brazil. It took six months or so to get to 10 million cases after the virus first appeared in central China late last year. In the U.S., which has more than 5 million cases, the average has decreased since July 22nd, but remains high at 53,813 new cases a day. About one-fifth of reported deaths, or more than 163,000, have been in the U.S., the highest in the world. Australia was preparing to reopen travel with neighboring New Zealand, which has had no confirmed locally transmitted cases in more than 100 days, when fresh clusters of coronavirus cases popped up in Melbourne and the surrounding region.