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Throughout March, the Chemours Women’s Network (CWN) led initiatives that engaged employees across the globe in activities designed to elevate diverse perspectives, strengthen connections, and support a more inclusive workplace and community. Employees were encouraged to participate in learning opportunities, engagement activities, and local events that highlighted the contributions of women across science, manufacturing, sustainability, […]

Europe is largely dependent on imported oil and gas, leaving it vulnerable to external shocks like the war in Iran. Read More

The Swedish Coast Guard said they had not found sufficient evidence that the tanker was at fault for the 8-mile-long spill last week. Read More

The war has displaced animals as well as people. Buildings destroyed by shelling damage bats’ shelters, and explosions terrify the tiny mammals, experts say. Read More

The strike appeared to be separate from President Donald Trump’s threats to target power plants and bridges if Tehran doesn’t fully reopen the Strait of Hormuz. Read More

The pod of orcas showed up in Vancouver, British Columbia, in March. The three weren’t in any catalogs of local whales. Read More

A number of gray whales are currently in Willapa Bay on their 5,000-mile spring migration to feeding grounds in Alaska. Scientists think this one was searching for a new area to feed. Read More

The beauty retailer grew its ship-from-store program to 1,000 stores in fiscal year 2025, while its fulfillment center footprint remained flat compared to 2024. Read More