Wild Bees Need Motherly Love Just Like Humans
Without the care of their mothers, bees will fail to thrive.
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No Good Solutions for NOLA Water Wedge
Salt water is moving upstream under the Mississippi River. The solutions are all expensive, exacerbate the cause of the problem, or both.
Drugs May be Able to Target BK Channels, Scientists Find
Breakthrough science shows promise for drugs able to target ion channels.
Indigenous Land Rights Win in Brazil Court
Should Indigenous land rights be limited to where someone lived on October 5th, 1988? Brazil’s high court says no, and we all win.
While AI Can be Useful, It’s Important to be Mindful of Its Dangers
Artificial intelligence is expanding business but would also lead to dangerous experiences if used improperly.
Why You Should Invest in Solar Inverter Technology and Embrace a More Sustainable Future
Many inverters on the market today have machine learning, predictive maintenance, and can even be connected to your home control system.
Legal Implications of ISSB’s S1 and S2 Standards in Sustainability
Adherence to these standards may become increasingly important for businesses to build trust with stakeholders, meet regulatory requirements, and position companies for long-term success in sustainable business practices.
What’s Happening with the 2023 Farm Bill?
The 2023 Farm Bill is a canvas for aspirational political goals, whether that’s easing hunger, mitigating climate change, or fighting “the woke agenda.”
UN Security Council Holds First-Ever Meeting on AI Threats
Leaders issue warning about artificial intelligence and religious extremism.
Chipotle Plans to Add Vebu’s ‘Autocado’ to Its Production Line
The popular Mexican food chain continues to integrate technology into its eateries.