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Targeting Environmental Racism Regardless of Race
[ad_1] Before we get into the news this week, we wanted to tell you a few things. Our changes to Climate Fwd: newsletter — changes to help you understand theRead More
DeepMind’s AI can control superheated plasma inside a fusion reactor
[ad_1] In nuclear fusion, the atomic nuclei of hydrogen atoms are forced together to form heavier atoms such as helium. This produces a lot of energy compared to a smallRead More
White Dresses for Teenage Girls!
[ad_1] Everything feels like spring here, so we’re at full speed to prepare to welcome a new season and all it brings. One thing I noticed last year while preparingRead More
Google Plans Privacy Changes, But Promises It Won’t Be Disruptive
[ad_1] Google said Wednesday it is working on privacy measures to limit data sharing on smartphones running Android software. But the company has promised that these changes won’t be asRead More
How Technology Can (and Can’t) Help You Fight Rising Energy Bills
[ad_1] When the $370 bill arrived a month later, I realized that the rule of thumb for my two-bedroom house, built in the 1960s with insulation in mind, was terrible.Read More
Technology Companies Face a New Crisis: Recruitment
[ad_1] Jana Rich, founder and CEO of Rich Talent Group, which employs executives primarily at companies in the technology and consumer sectors, says she hasn’t seen such a market inRead More
Dementia content gets billions of views on TikTok. Whose story does this
[ad_1] A dementia diagnosis can instantly change how the world sees someone. Stigma also has a long reach: Family and friends of people with dementia may also see the worldRead More
California Returns as Climate Leader with Help from the White House
[ad_1] Under the Clean Air Act of 1970, the EPA granted California a waiver to set stricter exhaust pipe standards than federal limits to combat smoke problems. As the mostRead More
Senate Approves Califf as FDA Chair in Tight Vote
[ad_1] “Dr. Califf refused to shy away from the FDA’s decision to abandon vulnerable pregnant women to the reckless and predatory actions of the abortion industry,” he said. Five senatorsRead More