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COP29: Was food sector progress made?

COP29, which took place in Baku, Azerbaijan this year, continued the newfound focus on food of last year’s COP28 in Dubai. The event included a day (19 November) focused on food, agriculture and water, and brought together key organisations through the Action on Food Hub. But how much did this focus actually translate into significant
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Progress and obstacles for space weather forecasting

by Debra Werner — January 11, 2023 Solar flare protons and energetic electrons affect satellites, avionics and Earth's magnetic field. Credit: NASA DENVER – While Congress and the Biden Administration recognize the potential threat posed by space weather, the United States needs to improve its ability to monitor and model the phenomenon. “We’ve got a
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A Symbol of Our Progress: The Raising of the Progress Pride Flag thumbnail

A Symbol of Our Progress: The Raising of the Progress Pride Flag

Symbols and iconography are integral to a community. They can instantly, efficiently, wordlessly, signal common ground among people. We unite, fight, love and celebrate bearing and flying our symbols.  The first symbol universally adopted by the LGBTQ+ community had dark origins. During their reign, the Nazis sewed an inverted pink triangle onto the uniforms of…
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Superabsorption Progress Towards Quantum Batteries

University of Adelaide and their overseas partners have successfully proved the concept of superabsorption, a crucial idea underpinning quantum batteries. Quantum batteries offer the potential for vastly better thermodynamic efficiency, and ultra-fast charging time, much faster and more efficient than the electrochemical batteries like Nickel Metal Hydride or Lithium Ion, in common use today. By…
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Self-own in progress: Randi Weingarten's tweet has many saying 'hooray for school choice!' thumbnail

Self-own in progress: Randi Weingarten’s tweet has many saying ‘hooray for school choice!’

American Federation of Teachers President Randi Weingarten has in recent weeks made some desperate attempts to blame Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis and other Republicans for parents turning to private schools in increasingly large numbers. Weingarten has also made quite a statement on school choice, albeit completely unintentional. Here it is:This parent chooses to drive her…
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Periscope Progress: Why Russia Is Ready to Test the Waters

Russia plans to be the first country to fire a hypersonic missile from a submarine, a new attack prospect likely to introduce new tactical options for commanders looking to attack from the sea.  Submarines can fire high-speed cruise missiles—such as U.S. Tomahawks or Russian Kalibr—that are able to travel five hundred or more miles per hour.…
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