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AI Can Help Or Fuel The Climate Crisis. The Choice Is Up To Humans
Forbes
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Austin Flooding road goes underwater and house completely floodedgetty As floodwaters surge through Texas Hill Country streets, heat waves scorch European cities and wildfires tear through German forests, we have to (finally) face the truth: our...
Views of Trump’s megabill, Mannion’s voice, ICE’s new jail, Ukraine’s peril (Your Letters)
Syracuse.com - New York
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July 7, 2025
‘Ugly’ bill leaves out Syracuse, again To the Editor: So it’s official: Congress has enacted President Donald Trump’s budget bill that will cut $30 million intended for our city, money that would have helped to right a wrong the government...
Can we control brain cells with light? New clues from frozen proteins
Earth.com
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Scientists have discovered a rare group of proteins that appear to give microbes in cold environments a strange advantage. These proteins, called cryorhodopsins, respond to light in surprising ways. Now, researchers think the proteins could be...
The water around Antarctica is getting saltier – and that is of global concern
The Straits Times
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July 1, 2025
The ocean around Antarctica is rapidly getting saltier at the same time as sea ice is retreating at a record pace. Since 2015, the frozen continent has lost sea ice similar to the size of Greenland. That ice hasn’t returned, marking the largest...
Following the Eve Bowring Trail
Nebraska Life
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Visitors have traveled here from as far away as Greenland to see the finest of sterling silver. Tourists from China have gazed at the prized glass crystal and china, but then they notice something shining out that is even more valuable. Land....
A Double-Edged Sword: AI’s Janus Face In The Sweltering Climate Crisis
Forbes
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Women in the image of a two-faced Janus. A woman with a staff, stick. A woman with outstretched ... More arms. Vectorgetty As floodwaters surge through Houston streets, heat waves scorch European cities and wildfires tear through German forests,...
Fayetteville airport waterline repair may disrupt service on July 7 | Areas affected
KFSM - Arkansas
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July 7, 2025
Emergency repairs at the Drake Field Airport may disrupt water services in nearby areas on July 7. FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — An emergency waterline repair at the Fayetteville Executive Airport at Drake Field may cause "periodic disruptions in water...
Human chain in Gazipur demanding justice for murdered garment worker
Daily Star
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July 1, 2025
The Bangladesh Garments and Sweater Workers Trade Union Centre today formed a human chain demanding justice for the murder of Greenland Garments worker Hridoy in Gazipur's Konabari area. The demonstration was held in front of the Gazipur Deputy...
Second arrest made in killing of RMG worker in Gazipur
Daily Star
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July 1, 2025
Police have arrested another employee of Greenland Garments Limited in connection with the murder of a worker at the factory in Konabari, Gazipur. The arrestee, Shafiqul Islam, 30, is from Bagmara, Rajshahi and is employed at Greenland limited,...
How Rare Earths Create Strategic Leverage
Fair Observer
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July 6, 2025
Once obscure and overlooked, rare earth elements (REEs) are now at the heart of the 21st-century technological revolution. From precision-guided missiles and electric vehicles to wind turbines and smartphones, REEs power the critical systems that...
So, are we headed toward fascism or not?
MinnPost - Minnesota
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July 7, 2025
Cityscape | Twin Cities urban geographer Bill Lindeke weighs in on city life, transportation, planning and more in his column delivered to your inbox weekly. Like most historians of Modern Europe, I have studied fascism as it developed in the...
How Trump Uses the "Madman Theory" to Change the World
Jordan News
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July 7, 2025
When asked last month whether he planned to join Israel in a war against Iran, U.S. President Donald Trump responded: "I might do that. Or I might not. Nobody knows what I’ll do." After suggesting he agreed to a two-week truce to allow Iran to...
Greece Battles Wildfires Amid Escalating Heatwave Risk
teleSUR
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Wildfire in Greece, July 7, 2025. X/ @Europe9Focus July 7, 2025 Hour: 7:57 am On Sunday, firefighters were battling more than 50 wildfires across Greece, as authorities warned of heightened danger due to an intensifying heatwave and strong winds....
Scientists finally know what caused the Atlantic Warming Hole
BGR - New York
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June 30, 2025
For years, scientists were puzzled by a strange part of the ocean just south of Greenland that didn’t behave like the rest of the planet. While ocean temperatures across the globe have climbed steadily, this region, nicknamed the Atlantic Warming...
Science BGR Scientists finally know what caused the Atlantic Warming Hole
Yahoo News
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If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, BGR may receive an affiliate commission. For years, scientists were puzzled by a strange part of the ocean just south of Greenland that didn’t behave like...
PSL has pros, cons, but garbage? Stop killing bees, butterfliesLetter writers
Treasure Coast Palm - Florida
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Port St. Lucie resident is dissatisfied with the new garbage contract, citing misleading information and unreasonable restrictions on bulk and yard waste. Port St. Lucie garbage contract leaves much to be desired As a property owner and resident...
Minister Wong goes to Washington
Echonetdaily
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July 6, 2025
Australia’s Minister for Foreign Affairs Penny Wong and US Secretary of State Marco Rubio in Washington. X. In the same week that Donald Trump and his pet Republicans went to war against their own poor huddled masses with the passing of his...
Nature From Above: 20 Amazing Winners Of International Aerial Photography Contest
Forbes
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Flamingos and pelicans, Third Place Winner, Photographer Of The Year; Pelicans wade through a sea of ... More flamingos.David Swindler, U.S. - International Aerial Photographer of the Year Award 2025 The International Aerial Photographer of the...
Brian Frederick Windley (1936 – 2025)
GEOSCIENTIST
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June 30, 2025
Brian Windley’s progress from studying geology at the University of Liverpool with an arts background to becoming an authority on the evolution of the oldest mountain belts on Earth is remarkable. Emerging expert As a PhD student at the University...
These alternative holiday ideas make for great August escapes
The Times
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Such is the clamour for southern Europe and the Mediterranean that August’s other temptations tend to escape our attention. Instead of the Greek islands, for instance, what about Greenland and its wondrous glaciers? Or consider venturing to Africa...