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    Heavy traffic disrupts area near UNAM's CCH Plantel Sur●colegio de ciencias y humanidades plantel sur unamGgoogleMX10014 min ago

    Severe congestion is being reported along Insurgentes Sur in Mexico City, near the Colegio de Ciencias y Humanidades Plantel Sur, a campus of UNAM. Local coverage describes drivers trapped in long bottlenecks on the busy avenue, a key route for students and staff travelling to the school. People in the area are sharing the disruptions as traffic problems persist around the campus zone.

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    Earth's skin temperatures show clear rise since 2008●The dominant signal is unambiguous: skin temperatures have risen since 2008, more strongly over land than over the oceanMmastodonEnvironment449 min ago

    Researchers analysing Earth's surface, or skin, temperatures report an unambiguous warming trend since 2008, with the increase stronger over land than over the ocean and most intense at high northern latitudes. The findings add to evidence that the Arctic and land areas are warming faster than the global average.

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    Silver Tsunami Could Release 13.9 Million Homes to Market▼‘Silver Tsunami’ Will Release 13.9 Million Homes Into the Market. What Will It Do for Homebuyers?✉newsBusinessReal Estate1 h ago

    Housing analysts project that an aging wave of homeowners, dubbed the 'silver tsunami', will eventually put roughly 13.9 million homes on the market as older Americans downsize or pass away. The question is whether that supply will meaningfully ease affordability for buyers, or whether the homes will arrive slowly, in less desirable locations, and in conditions requiring renovation.

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    Commentary from Central and Eastern European outlet Transitions Online under the stark headline 'Tsunami of War' is fueling discussion about an escalating conflict that many fear could spread far beyond its current borders. The phrase frames the fighting as an overwhelming force poised to engulf more countries, echoing broader anxiety over global security and the risk of wider escalation.