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Articles in this issue
Below is a selection of articles in Newsweek International Feb 03-10 2023.
The Archives
2003 “The specialists inside Mission Control were well aware that the complex machines they put into space and then hope to bring home again are potential deathtraps,” Newsweek wrote of Space Shutt...
Mining for Support
GETTY
Police officers carry Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg out of a group of protesters and activists and away from the edge of an open pit coal mine, the Garzweiler II, in Nort...
Broken Hearts
Rescuers extricate the body of a victim from the crash of Yeti airlines flight 691 in the tourist town of Pokhara on January 16, a day of mourning in Nepal for the victims. The crash the pre...
Egg-aggerated Prices
Cartons of eggs at Pioneer Supermarkets in Flatbush on January 12 show the staple’s skyrocketing cost. The price of eggs, the fourth most-purchased grocery item in the country, soared 60 per...
Dance With Waves
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Surfer Balaram Stack rides a wave during the Da Hui backdoor Shootout on January 14. born in Florida but raised in New york, Stack has w...
Clean Energy’s Dirty Secret
UNSUPPORTED
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creuseur,
or digger, descends into a copper and cobalt mine without safety equipment in Kawama in 2016.
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