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Microalgae Shows Promise as Sustainable Energy Source

Microalgae offer a promising path forward in our search for sustainable energy solutions. By harnessing these microscopic organisms, we can produce biofuels that serve as a genuine alternative to fossil fuels, potentially making significant strides in reducing CO2 emissions and addressing climate change. This approach represents a thoughtful and innovative way to meet our energy…

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ENVIRONMENT

The Potential Impact of Brazil’s ‘Billionaire Tax’ Proposal

Estimates suggest that billionaires pay about 0.3% of their wealth in tax, so Brazil has floated a proposal to impose a 2 percent global tax on all of them. The idea would raise $250 billion a year, and several nations have voiced their support.  However, U.S. treasury secretary Janet Yellen opposes it. Here’s how Brazil’s proposed…

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GLOBAL

The Scientific Magic of New ‘Electrical’ Bandages

It is a well-established fact that that electric fields accelerate healing in chronic wounds, so electric bandages were bound to come – and now they have arrived.  Battery-charged bandages have been animal-tested with remarkable results, so they soon will be available to treat slow-healing wounds caused by diabetes and other chronic illnesses.  That could significantly increase…

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Private Space Trash, Public Problem

The number of satellites orbiting the earth is increasing at an alarming rate, and most of the increase is coming from private companies, especially StarLink, the satellite internet service operated by SpaceX and helmed by billionaire Elon Musk.  Starlink has become such a problem, in fact, that a major nonprofit is urging the United States to pause them….

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ENVIRONMENT

Bolivians Model Community Approach to Resilience

Despite facing numerous challenges and occasional disappointments, the resilience of the Bolivian people shines through. Their unwavering commitment to organizing and resisting efforts that threaten their community resources is both admirable and essential. The importance of centering Indigenous economics and cultural practices in movements for sustainability and resilience cannot be overstated. These time-honored traditions offer…

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CULTURE & LIFESTYLE

We Need a Crackdown on Landfill Gas Emissions

Landfills account for more than 17 percent of human-caused methane pollution, making them the third highest-emitting U.S. sector for the  pollutant, trailing only agriculture and oil and gas. And yet, controlling emissions from landfills costs far less than it does to achieve similar reductions in other sectors.  The EPA has taken notice of this, and…

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ENVIRONMENT

Finally, New Malaria Vaccine Brings Hope to Africa

In 2022, malaria killed 608,000 people around the world, 95 percent of them in Africa and 80 percent of them children under the age of 5.  But hope is on the way.  A  new, relatively cheap malaria vaccine has been sent to several African countries and tens of millions more doses are promised.  Officials say 500,000 child…

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High-Speed Passenger Rail to Connect Richmond-Raleigh

Ground has been broken for construction of a high-speed passenger rail line that will connect Raleigh, N.C., and Richmond, Va.  A date has not been set for the service’s inauguration, but once in operation the trains will move at speeds of 110 miles an hour, thus saving more than an hour of travel time between…

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CULTURE & LIFESTYLE

Did Your City Make the List of Best Cities for Biking?

Traffic accidents are killing bicyclists in ever-increasing numbers, but some big cities are working to improve matters.  Here are some of the best U.S. cities for biking in 2024. The best U.S. cities for biking in 2024 https://www.smartcitiesdive.com/news/best-cities-to-bike-2024-peopleforbikes-minneapolis-seattle-san-francisco/719868/ Related Reading

CULTURE & LIFESTYLE

Understanding & Addressing the Black Doctor Shortage

Strong  evidence shows that America badly needs more Black doctors, but the Supreme Court’s 2023 ban on affirmative action in higher education is resulting in medical schools training fewer Black persons to become doctors.  To help rectify that, former New York City Mayor Mike Bloomberg has pledged to donate $600 million to four historically Black medical schools,…

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