Gene Therapy May Effectively Combat Sickle Cell Disease
While medications can assist in managing symptoms, sickle cell disease currently lacks a cure.
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Vehicle to Everything Can Be the Answer to Support the Grid, New GridBeyond Paper Says
The paper also looks at EV fleets and the opportunities for businesses to not only secure additional revenues but to further boost their green credentials by helping the grid to increase levels of renewables generation in the energy mix.
AI May Have Helped Researchers Develop a New Antibiotic
Artificial intelligence helped scientists identify an effective antibiotic.
How to Promote Eco-Friendliness during Your Next Team Building
Over the last couple of years, environmental issues and sustainability became one of the hottest and most important topics in the business landscape. All these things are perfectly understandable since the shift toward more humane, rational, and environmentally friendly is not only altruistic but also has very positive financial implications. Keeping all these things in
Imagining the Death of the Internet
Imagining the death of the internet isn’t hard in an era of rising resource costs and diminishing returns.
WHO Urges AI Users to be Cautious of False Information
The World Health Organization is cautioning against certain aspects of artificial intelligence.
A Moment to Consider Food System Collapse
With apocalyptic orange skies come fresh thoughts of the climate crisis. Let’s take a moment to consider a climate-related food system collapse.
People of Color are more Apt to be Exposed to PFAS Chemicals
Minorities are more likely to be exposed to forever chemicals, studies show.
Farmlands are Being Impacted by Toxic Chemicals Called PFAS
Farmers are being forced to deal with PFAS, which may be affecting their health.
Will Sacrifice Zones Save the Planet?
The mining, refining and manufacturing demanded by industrial civilization – even “green” renewables – means pollution, cancer alleys, and sacrifice zones.