Today’s Focus of Attention

Exigent - a promising modern rock band

“Exigent” is a modern rock band from South Florida. With different influences and backgrounds, from metal to musical theatre, they have created a distinctive and powerful sound. Their last single “It’s Over” is already on Spotify, Apple Music, and YouTube.  
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Empty Trail - a powerful band on the rise

I've invited Rick Lambert, the singer of Empty Trail, a band with a powerful sound. You can find them on Spotify, Apple Music and YouTube. Empty Trail will release a new single on 21 Oct. Don't miss it. 
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Moridor -Bring it on

Moridor is the project of a talented multi-instrumentalist who has created amazing music. You can find his work on Spotify, Apple Music and YouTube. "Bring it on", his latest single, is also available. 
https://www.moridor.com
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Pete Rawcliffe - If you like symphonic metal, you must listen to him.

For today’s episode, I've invited Pete Rawcliffe. He is a singer, but not a common one. Pete is a sopranist. His voice is amongst the highest you could ever listen to. He will share with us his experiences along his journey as a sopranist while we relish his voice and music. If you like symphonic metal, then you must listen to Pete Rawcliffe.
You can find him on Apple Music, Amazon Music, and Spotify.  
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While fossil fuel companies feast on profits, our planet burns. Polluters must pay.

The UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres accused energy giants of ‘feasting on hundreds of billions of dollars in subsidies and windfall profits while households’ budgets shrink and our planet burns.’ Guterres called on rich economies to hit oil and gas companies with new windfall taxes to provide help for countries suffering from climate change, and those struggling with soaring energy and food costs. He also said that we needed to hold fossil fuel companies and their enablers to account, including banks, private equity, asset managers, and other financial institutions that continue to invest and underwrite carbon pollution.
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Quotes of the day - Oscar Wilde

Start your day with these quotes from Oscar Wilde
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Quotes of the day

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Quotes of the day - Oscar Wilde

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US to expand in-house solar panels production

First Solar will invest $1.2bn in a new factory in the United States. With this move, the big solar panel manufacturer will increase to four the number of its plants in America. President Joe Biden signed the energy and climate bill earlier this month. This law authorises hundreds of billions of dollars in federal tax credits, grants and loans in an effort to encourage companies and individuals to switch to renewable energy and electric cars, thereby fighting climate change. Green energy businesses, such as First Solar, greatly benefit from this bill.
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Quotes of the day - Sir Winston Churchill

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Quotes of the day - Jordan Peterson

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All aboard! Hydrogen-powered trains are gaining traction in Germany

Germany is at the forefront of green energy use with its new and first ever rail line entirely run on hydrogen-powered trains. From this Wednesday, fourteen trains powered by hydrogen will move on the route in Bremervörde, in Lower Saxony.
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Quotes of the day - Sir Winston Churchill

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Quotes of the day

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Quotes of the day - Jordan Peterson

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Save the planet - reduce meat and dairy

In theory, most of arable land should be used to grow wheat, corn, potatoes, amongst other agricultural products. But most of the agricultural land in England, round 85%, serves as pasture for grazing animals such as cows, or to grow food which is then given to livestock. It is an incredibly inefficient used of soil which should be used for food production for all of us rather than using the vast majority to feed ruminants, or pigs or chickens. 
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Quotes of the day - Sir Winston Churchill

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Bioplastics – is it the future?

In an endangered world affected by a constant plastic pollution, companies are investing billions of dollars to ramp up the production of plastics made from natural and renewable materials that, in one way or another, can be composted or biodegradable. In the first three months of 2022, investment in this sector reached $500m, raising from $350m in the same period in 2021.
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