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Belize, home of the largest barrier reef in the western hemisphere, has permanently suspended oil operations in its ocean waters.

"Today is a great day for Belize," said Nadia Bood, Mesoamerican reef scientist at World Wildlife Fund (WWF).

Ecosystems in the reef have already been damaged by coastal construction, and potential oil drilling posed a major threat. »

A new study published in the scientific journal Computers in Human Behavior used Instagram to examine whether narcissists are more tolerant of the narcissistic behavior of others.

“Posting selfies is a popular activity that exemplifies narcissistic self-promotion on Instagram,” explained study author Seunga Venus Jin of Sejong University.

They also showed a greater intention to follow fellow narcissists on Instagram and a higher intention to post their own selfies. »

Nebraska Introduces Law to Re-Instate Net Neutrality Statehouses across the country: the next battlefield for a free internet?.

A state legislator, Adam Morfeld, introduced a bill Friday to restore rules net neutrality rules in the state of Nebraska.

The “Internet Neutrality Act” (LB856) would restore the former federal rules and prohibit broadband internet service providers from “limiting or restricting access to web sites, applications, or content.”. »

China Labor Watch (CLW) said that Li Ming, 31, jumped to his death from a building in the city of Zhengzhou, in the east-central Chinese Henan province, where he had been working for Foxconn.

The death has triggered comparisons with a wave of suicides in 2010 and 2011 at Foxconn factories in China amid concerns over working conditions.

The organisation told The Telegraph that he had been working for Foxconn for two months and lived in factory dormitories. »