As the federal government’s recently-released 2019 Arctic Report Card says…it’s not just melting ocean ice we need to worry about as our planet warms, but also massive amounts of Earth’s permafrost.
Especially now that it’s cold, most of us spend the large majority of our time indoors…where the air is often more polluted than outdoors. Now one engineer wants to incorporate some nature into the workings of our homes.
Brain implants can treat diseases ranging from Parkinson’s to depression, but patients must generally be tethered to machines. The key to a new solution might be in your pocket.
Brain implants can treat diseases ranging from Parkinson’s to depression, but patients must generally be tethered to machines. The key to a new solution might be in your pocket.
As you drive to your Thanksgiving destination, think about this: Today’s cars are basically computers on wheels, and are becoming more and more connected to the internet. So what if a particular brand got hacked?
As you drive to your Thanksgiving destination, think about this: Today’s cars are basically computers on wheels, and are becoming more and more connected to the internet. So what if a particular brand got hacked?
We mostly talk about carbon dioxide as the culprit of climate change. But methane is actually about a hundred times more powerful as a greenhouse gas.
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