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Richard Clark

New Study: Why Millennials and Gen X Are Facing Higher Cancer Risks Than Baby Boomers

A recent study has shown a dramatic increase in cancer rates among millennials and Gen X-ers. According to research published in the journal Lancet Public Health, the risk of developing 17 different types of cancer has been rising steadily with each generation since the baby boomers. People born in 1990 now face two-to-three times the…

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California Police Lead Charge with Tesla Fleet to Reduce Global Warming and Save Taxpayer Money

A city in Southern California has become the first in the United States to replace all its police patrol cars with electric vehicles. Officials announced this big change on Monday, showing off a fleet of 20 new Teslas. South Pasadena, near Los Angeles, is making this switch to help protect public health and fight climate…

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Opinion: DeSantis’ New Florida Law: Giant Crocodiles, Wild Boars, and the Climate Change Debate

Governor DeSantis may be able to remove the words “climate change” from Florida’s statutes with the signing of HB 1645, but this legislative action does little to alter the physical realities facing the state. As global temperatures continue to rise, the potential for ecological changes, such as the growth of giant crocodiles, remains unaffected by…

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New Study: What’s the Perfect Age for a U.S. President and Supreme Court Justices?

The question of what age is ideal for a U.S. president is complex and multifaceted, involving not only physical health and experience but also cognitive abilities. Recent research on cognitive aging provides valuable insights that can help in understanding the age-related changes in cognitive functions and their implications for presidential performance. A recent study published…

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Global Warming Heatwaves Ground Life-Saving Helicopters

Emergency responder pilots are increasingly adapting to challenging conditions due to global warming. Extreme heat, which is becoming more prevalent, significantly impacts rescue helicopter operations. Pilots accustomed to dealing with wind, fog, and fire smoke now face the additional challenge of rising temperatures. High temperatures are causing operational difficulties across large areas. A major air…

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Unprecedented Cyber Threat: Nearly 10 Billion Passwords Leaked Online

A massive cybersecurity breach has exposed nearly 10 billion passwords on a hacker site, putting many people at risk. Researchers found this file, named RockYou2024, which includes 9.95 billion unique plaintext passwords from various data breaches over the past two decades. This leak is particularly concerning because it combines passwords from thousands of databases, making…

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New Study Answers Core Controversy: Earth’s Inner Core Rotation Has Reversed

A recent study published in Nature has unveiled surprising findings about the Earth’s inner core, revealing that it does not rotate uniformly as previously thought. Instead, the core exhibits a back-and-forth rotational pattern, challenging long-held assumptions about its behavior and interaction with other layers of the Earth. The researchers analyzed seismic data from 143 pairs…

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