Month: October 2020

Amazon forests — the “lungs of planet Earth” — could be pushed towards a “tipping point” as severe droughts converge with fires to bring about massive forest loss, a new study shows. Climate change will likely increase regional temperatures while decreasing precipitation, and that means an increased likelihood of a perfect storm of conditions for […]

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Hyères – The year 2020 will be remembered in our collective memory as a year marked by turbulence and disruption. Since the beginning of the pandemic back in February-March the entire world came to a stillstand followed by complete lockdown in over 100 countries across continents. The fashion industry was greatly affected by the lockdown […]

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There’s no time like the present to save the future of the internet. That’s the message from the nation’s largest and most active organizations focused on the issue of online freedom and net neutrality. Following this week’s news that FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler is preparing a push to pass new rules that would allow the […]

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Following international outcry from health professionals and a deadly polio epidemic in several countries, the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency has vowed to never again use fake vaccination campaigns or implement community healthy workers in their clandestine operations overseas. In a letter to the deans of 12 public health schools in the U.S., President Obama’s top […]

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Click:Traditional Japanese Swords Verizon introduced a new argument against net neutrality this week, claiming that a lack of “fast lane” services could hurt blind, deaf, and disabled internet users. According to Mother Jones, Verizon lobbyists on the Hill claimed that without fast lane internet, disabled Americans could be faced with substandard service as web traffic […]

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new reporting from the Associated Press. Interviews, court records and public-records requests show that the Obama administration has repeatedly taken the “unusual step” of getting directly involved in “routine state public records cases and criminal trials regarding use of the technology,” resulting in police departments censoring or completely withholding the information from the public, according […]

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