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This story was originally appeared on high country news and is part climate table cooperation. Last summer, scientists from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration discovered dust. blowing 85 miles from its source, Lake Abert and Summer Lake, two dry salt lakes in southern Oregon. This has happened before: the bottom of the salt lakes...

Garmin Forerunner line GPS compatible fitness trackers are incredibly difficult. Plus, the company updates Forerunner models so frequently that even those of us who test them for life sometimes can’t keep up with them. That’s good – new features are almost always a plus – but choosing the right model becomes a challenge. To further...

You know How much electricity do your gadgets and household appliances consume when you are away from home? Or how often do energy costs change? These factors are increasingly important to consider as electricity prices are rising and interruptions become more common occurrence. This is what Schneider Electric wants to help with. The power management...

Exploring human conversations not an easy task. For example, when people start talking to each other during a conversation, they coordinate their speech very well – people very rarely interrupt each other and rarely leave long unspoken silent pauses. Conversation is like a dance without choreography and music – spontaneous but structured. To maintain this...

“This is probably one of the most outstanding works on immunology that I have seen in the last decade,” says John Werry, director of the Immunology Institute at the Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania, who was not involved in the study. studying. “This tells us that immunity can be incredible durable...

It was Sunday morning in mid-October 2020 when Rob Miller first heard about the issue. The databases and IT systems at Hackney Council in East London suffered from disruptions. At the time, the UK was approaching the second deadly wave of the coronavirus pandemic, with millions living in lockdown and normal life severely disrupted. But...