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Shell ruling shows Big Oils reckoning in court is here
Laurie van der Burg
Last weeks ruling from The Hague's Court of Appeal marks a pivotal moment in the global fight to rein in Big Oil. While the court overturned the groundbreaking 2021 order requiring Shell to cut emiss ...[Continue Reading]
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MIT researchers develop an efficient way to train more reliable AI agents
Adam Zewe | MIT News
Fields ranging from robotics to medicine to political science are attempting to train AI systems to make meaningful decisions of all kinds. For example, using an AI system to intelligently control tr ...[Continue Reading]
Mit.edu
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Driving innovation in emerging tech through international collaboration
Daniel Clarke, TechUK
The UK, with the third largest tech sector in the world, is well-positioned to successfully partner with leading and emerging digital economies. But innovation does not exist within the constraints o ...[Continue Reading]
ComputerWeekly.com
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Are we getting any closer to ending fossil fuel subsidies?
Helena Vieira
Countries pledged to phase out fossil fuel subsidies over the medium term 15 years ago. Not only have they failed to make progress, but subsidies have increased. Setenay Hizliok, Giorgia Monsignori a ...[Continue Reading]
Lse.ac.uk
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Advanced H5N1 Kit To Help In Early, Rapid Detection Of Bird Flu
IANS
New Delhi: Amid rising threats of bird flu killing hundreds of birds and also spilling over to some mammals and even humans, a global research team on Friday announced Steadfast -- an advanced diagno ...[Continue Reading]
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Meet Dr. Sarah Hensley: Social psychologist and relationship expert
Markos Papadatos
Dr. Sarah Hensley. Photo Courtesy of Dr. Sarah Hensley. Social psychologist and dating expert Dr. Sarah Hensley chatted about her career and being a part of the digital age. Oprah Winfrey once said ...[Continue Reading]
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