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One of every three teachers in Philadelphia’s lowest-performing schools is not fully certified. The rate of emergency-certified teachers in the Philadelphia School District as a whole is slightly ...

Regenerative agriculture emphasizes soil health and sustainable farming practices, but competing certification standards leave farmers and consumers uncertain about what the term actually means.

In 2025, the question isn’t just where you went to college or if you went at all. What matters is whether you can prove you have the skills to deliver. That's why certifications have become one of the ...

Port delays, rail disruptions and infrastructure inefficiencies are costing the economy a reported R1 billion a day in lost ...

This Transport Month, supply chain industry body SAPICS is putting the spotlight on the critical link between transport infrastructure and national supply chain resilience and says that collaboration ...

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Eve has nearly 3,000 preorders from 28 customers in nine countries ANAC to share data with ICAO to harmonize rules for flying taxis Eve raised funds from BNDES, Embraer and other investors MONTREAL, ...

Cardi B's Am I the Drama? includes the nine-time platinum smash "WAP" with Megan Thee Stallion and the five-time platinum hit "Up." By Heran Mamo Cardi B has much to celebrate on Friday (Sept. 19): ...

The Dream Chaser spaceplane, which has been under development for two decades, now seems like it might be further than ever from taking flight. On Thursday, NASA, confirming an earlier Ars Technica ...