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What 1 million COVID deaths looks like from the frontlines
On May 12 the White House acknowledged that more than a million Americans have died of COVID-19. Since infectious disease…
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Your Phone Could be Used to Prosecute For Getting an Abortion. Here’s how.
Technology editor Sophie Bushwick breaks down precedent for using your phone to monitor personal health data. — Read more on…
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Steelmaking is a major source of emissions. These companies are racing to fix it.
This article was originally featured on Undark. In the city of Woburn, Massachusetts, a suburb just north of Boston, a cadre…
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Climate-Fueled Heat Waves Will Hamper Western Hydropower
CLIMATEWIRE | When California suffers a heat wave, it leans heavily on hydropower from the Pacific Northwest to keep the…
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The U.S. Needs Its Local Public Health Officials Back, Stat
In many ways, the most important scientific battlefields have become the forums and meetings of local government. During the first…
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Monkeypox outbreak questions intensify as cases soar
The sudden appearance of monkeypox in 13 countries on four continents has jolted the public health community into action. A…
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Nuclear Fusion Is Already Facing a Fuel Crisis
In the south of France, ITER is inching towards completion. When it’s finally fully switched on in 2035, the International…
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Physicists Find a Shortcut to Seeing an Elusive Quantum Glow
Theoretical physics is full of weird and wonderful concepts: wormholes, quantum foam and multiverses, just to name a few. The…
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Microchips that mimic the human brain could make AI far more energy efficient
Artificial intelligence (AI) makes video games more realistic and helps your phone recognize your voice—but the power-hungry programs slurp up…
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