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WebGoldman Sachs came to own 680,000 acres of Tierra del Fuego when a timber company's debt went bad — and instead of selling, the bank gave all of it away to a wildlife society, and forests once marked for clear-cutting became one of Chile's largest private nature reserves
1+ day, 10+ hour ago (26+ words) Investment banks acquire strange things when loans go bad. In 2002, Goldman Sachs bought a portfolio of distressed debt — the kind of bulk purchase of soured...
Chicago was once too flat to drain its sewage, so engineers raised entire streets by four to five feet and jacked buildings up to match — one 320-foot block of shops was lifted four feet on 6,000 screws while businesses inside stayed open
4+ day, 2+ hour ago (305+ words) A city literally too flat to survive its own waste had to be raised, block by block, with thousands of jackscrews turning beneath occupied buildings....
Used grounds from one university cafeteria in England were baked into biochar and used to filter water. Each gram pulled 4.9 milligrams of lead out of contaminated water and stripped as much as 98 percent of it.
6+ day, 13+ hour ago (136+ words) A waste product from campus cafeterias proves remarkably effective at removing one of America's most persistent water contaminants—and it costs almost nothing to make....
STIHL chair Nikolas Stihl says Germany should move to a 40-hour week without extra pay ahead of October 2026 metal and electrical bargaining, arguing the 35-hour week is no longer affordable
1+ week, 31+ min ago (129+ words) Germany's manufacturing elite are demanding workers trade shorter hours for less pay, betting they can reshape decades of labor protections before contract talks heat up. By Deep Field · Edited by Justin Brown Published September 7, 2026 · How we edit Whether the sector’s…...
A retiree kept about 800 gallons of maple syrup in the barn; when the next spring’s sales came in, Social Security did not treat that work as new earnings that restarted the clock
1+ week, 12+ hour ago (24+ words) The government's earnings test can penalize retirees for work done in the past, even if they've long since stopped working....
OpenAI cofounder Greg Brockman and his wife Anna put $5.5 million toward buying the 63-acre Moon Camp shoreline at Big Bear Lake, stopping a planned 50-home marina near the Jackie and Shadow bald eagle nest
1+ week, 1+ day ago (24+ words) An AI executive's $5.5 million gift saves a California lakeside nesting ground from development, protecting the eagles whose livestreamed lives captivate millions....
Florida rancher Keith Ludwig spent years saving to buy 660 acres along Brushy Creek in Hardee County, then locked a conservation easement so the working ranch stays open for panthers, indigo snakes and cattle
1+ week, 1+ day ago (24+ words) A Florida rancher protected his hard-won land from development by locking it into conservation, proving that ownership and stewardship can be the same thing....
Norway still imports salmon despite producing more than a million tonnes a year and exporting almost all of it — because the fish it grows, the factories that process it and the supermarkets that sell it all operate in the same international supply chain
1+ week, 4+ day ago (310+ words) Somewhere in an Oslo supermarket sits a packet of smoked salmon that has crossed the Norwegian border twice, and nobody in the supply chain finds this strange....
A British firm collected used coffee grounds from cafés and other businesses, dried them and pressed them into fire logs; each log contained the grounds from about 25 cups of coffee and was said to burn about 20% hotter and longer than kiln-dried wood
1+ week, 4+ day ago (431+ words) A British startup transformed millions of cups of coffee into premium fuel, creating a circular product that burned hotter than wood—until the model couldn't sustain itself. By Space Daily Editorial Team Published September 3, 2026 · How we edit There’s a satisfying…...
Chile's Atacama desert has dumps where huge quantities of unsold and second-hand clothing end up, and a small factory nearby now shreds textile waste from that pile and presses it into insulation panels for buildings
1+ week, 5+ day ago (837+ words) A Chilean startup is transforming fashion's wasteland into building material, but the economics of recycling clash with the scale of the problem. By Space Daily Editorial Team Published September 1, 2026 · How we edit Picture a mound of clothing so large you…...