Today’s Focus of Attention

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

Start your day with these quotes from 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

Start your day with these quotes from Sir Winston Churchill
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Quotes of the day

Start your day with these quotes
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Quotes of the day - Jordan Peterson

Start your day with these quotes from 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

Start your day with these quotes from Sir Winston Churchill
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Quotes of the day

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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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Could hydrogen substitute oil and gas?

Since the start of the war in Ukraine, European countries have faced the need to replace Russian energy as fast as possible. Europe needs to diversify and decarbonise its energy sources faster than initially planned. To achieve that goal, some countries believe the continent must ramp up the use of hydrogen. Hydrogen can store vast amounts of energy, replacing natural gas in industrial processes like producing steel, aside from powering fuel cells in trucks, trains, ships, or planes, emitting nothing but vapour of drinkable water. Nevertheless, it is not clear if the large-scale use of hydrogen can be made viable.
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@drumbitious_mirna - Women can play metal as fast as men

In this episode, I interviewed Mirna, an ambitious and talented drummer who’s proven women can play metal as fast and extreme as men do.
You can find her on Instagram and TikTok as @drumbitious_mirna
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Rani - a promising Mexican artist on her way to the top

Rani is an up-and-coming Mexican singer who has joined us to share her music and experiences through her journey while describing how social media helped her take off. 
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The truth behind recycling plastic – it didn’t, doesn’t, and will never work

Although some materials can be effectively recycled, plastic cannot. And here’s why. The problem with recycling plastic lies not with the concept or process, but with the material itself. There are thousands of different plastics; each of them with its own composition and characteristics. Apart from that, it includes numerous chemical additives and colourants that cannot be recycled together, therefore, making impossible the selection of trillions of pieces into separate types for processing. Buying just one fast-food meal involves many types of single-use plastic, including PET#1, HDPE#2, LDPE#4, PP#5, and PS#6 cups, lids, clamshells, trays, bags, and cutlery – none of them should be blended simultaneously. 
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1: Todays Focus of Attention First Episode

Welcome to the first episode of Today's Focus of Attention.
My name is Amilcar. Photojournalist. I will be speaking about Technology, Science, Finance, Business, Economy and Interviews with personalities and experts in different areas. 
If you should have any comments or suggestions please send me an email to 
todaysfocusofattention@gmail.com
I hope you like it