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Elon Musk recently made headlines with the announcement of plans for a second individual to receive Neuralink’s experimental brain implant. This novel technology is often compared to a Fitbit or Apple Watch, but instead of monitoring physical activity, it is equipped with minuscule wires or electrodes that allow it to interact directly with the brain. […]
Today’s Climate Change Poster Collection highlights Plant phenology, the study of the timing of life cycle events in plants such as flowering, leaf-out, and fruiting, serves as a sensitive indicator of environmental changes. As the climate warms, these phenological events are occurring earlier in the year, disrupting the delicate balance of ecosystems. This shift is […]
Tractor Supply Co. has recently made waves with its surprising decision to retract its carbon emission reduction targets and abandon diversity-focused job positions and objectives. This move marks a significant shift from the company’s previous commitments, which had included stern warnings to investors about potential adverse effects on the business should it fail to meet […]
The automotive industry could potentially lead the market for low-carbon steel production in Europe, as per NGO Transport & Environment (T&E). This is conditional on lawmakers setting content requirements. Embracing green steel production could substantially reduce CO2 emissions from European car production by 6.9 Mt in 2030. This is equivalent to the emissions of 3.5 […]
In a recent development, tech giants Microsoft and Apple have decided to withdraw their observer seats on the board of OpenAI. This move has sparked regulatory scrutiny and raised concerns about antitrust issues surrounding Microsoft’s deal with the AI research organization. OpenAI has confirmed Microsoft’s departure, expressing gratitude for the tech giant’s support and confidence […]
Today’s Climate Change Poster Collection highlights Global wind patterns, the large-scale movement of air across the Earth’s surface, are fundamental to the regulation of our planet’s climate and weather systems. These patterns are driven by the uneven heating of the Earth’s surface by the sun, creating pressure differences that cause air to move. Traditionally, these […]
