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cybercrime, tech, FBI, Bitcoin, ransomware recovery

Is the FBI Winning the Cybercrime War?

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climate crisis, carbon, biodiversity role, new report

Our Response to Climate Change Is Missing Something Big

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Big Tech, data, law enforcement, personal information

How Big Tech Created a Data ‘Treasure Trove’ for Police

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World Oceans Day, fifth ocean, Southern Ocean, antarctica, climate change

There’s a New Ocean on Earth — Can You Name All 5?

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climate change, CO2, historic high, NOAA

Carbon Dioxide, Which Drives Climate Change, Reaches Highest Level in 4 Million Years

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calamintha bee, rare species, new locations, pollination, endangered plants

Florida Scientists Find Rare Bee Species at New Sites Feeding On Rare Series of Plants

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Amazon, Sidewalk, wifi sharing, mesh network, privacy

Amazon US Customers Have Days to Opt Out of Wireless Sharing

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carbon, tree planting, natural regeneration, research

Natural Regeneration: The ‘Messy’ Alternative to Tree-Planting

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cybersecurity, ransomware, largest global meat processor, Brazil, Russia

World’s Largest Meatpacking Plant Sees Progress in Cyberattack Battle

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Tulsa massacre, terrorism, history, racism, accounability

Tulsa Race Massacre at 100: An Act of Terrorism America Tried to Forget

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coral reef damage, restoration technology, climate change

New Coral Reef Restoration Tech Aims to Reverse Climate Change Damage

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US Census, personal data, confidentiality, privacy

Census Bureau’s ‘Synthetic’ Data Plan Worries Researchers

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