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Study Challenges Taurine as a Biomarker of Aging
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Study Challenges Taurine as a Biomarker of Aging

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Research in animals and humans has suggested low levels of taurine may be a driver for aging, which has led to discussions about whether taurine is an aging biomarker.See the Story
Study shows making hydrogen with soda cans and seawater is scalable and sustainable
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Study shows making hydrogen with soda cans and seawater is scalable and sustainable

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Hydrogen has the potential to be a climate-friendly fuel since it doesn't release carbon dioxide when used as an energy source. Currently, however, most methods for producing hydrogen involve fossil fuels, making hydrogen less of a "green" fuel over its entire life cycle.See the Story
Decline In Male Fertility Linked To Getting Paid Family Leave
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Decline In Male Fertility Linked To Getting Paid Family Leave

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After Spain instituted paternity leave reform on 2007 - what the Spanish needed to help their highest unemployment in Europe was even fewer people working - male fertility went down, according to an analysis of birth records before and after the switch.This is in contrast to some claims that maternity leave can boost fertility. Uptake of the new paternity leave was very high among new dads. Then something strange happened.See the Story

UVA professors break down AI usage on Grounds

Artificial intelligence is transforming the world of higher education, as it has become widely used in the classroom, and in everyday life.Professors · CharlottesvilleSee the Story

Yelling Fascism Is The Fashion, But The Left Is Actually Less Diverse

If you think you are in a totalitarian regime because the US President federalized National Guard troops, you may need to get a little more intellectual diversity. An experiment instead showed that those on the right are more likely to look into the facts and learn that federalizing the National Guard first happened in 1794. By order of President George Washington. Then it happened again in 1799, by order of President John Adams.United States · United StatesRead Article

Meta-Analysis: Flower Strips With Two Or More Species May Reduce Pesticides

A new paper has found that flower strips along fields and ditches may be more than just a gimmick that lets people feel like they are improving the environment or saving bees. They may attract pests that eat pests that eat crops.If so, this could help Europe, which has declared it wants to reduce pesticides 50% by 2030 but found its efforts stymied when they had to engage in limited boycotts of its primary food exporter, Russia. Even though they…EnvironmentRead Article

Nightshade: AI Scraping Arms Race Escalates

It's a good thing America is pivoting back to nuclear energy after a 30-year Clinton-induced hiatus because "AI" tools require a lot of energy, and a new tool to prevent scraping will make the cost for AI tools even higher.Artificial Intelligence · United StatesRead Article

Soft Robot With Inflatable Actuators And Kirigami Skin Debuts

University of Southern Denmark recently demonstrated a soft robot capable of navigating complex terrains using a combination of inflatable actuators and a patterned "kirigami" skin, all moving via rectilinear motion.You probably think it looks like a worm and it can certainly go places only small things could go.It's not very fast, only 11 millimeters per second, but it can twist, turn, and navigate through tight spots thanks to its anisotropic …Denmark · DenmarkRead Article

Hurricanes: Water, Not Wind, Is Deadliest

When most people think of hurricanes, they imagine winds gusting over 100 miler per hour, but water has been responsible for 86 percent of all direct hurricane and tropical storm fatalities in the United States for almost this entire century.Floods, rip currents, and storm surges are the big risk, with freshwater flooding inland accounting for over half of drownings. To help with real-time, the Southeast Atlantic (SEA) Econet network of atmosphe…Hurricanes · United StatesRead Article

While Western Progressives Block Nuclear, China Builds 2 Coal Plants Per Week

On this day in 1989, protesters learned what American sympathizers refuse to realize - a communist dictatorship is not just American politics in a different language. They do what they want and you will comply or else. Violently.That is why China exempts itself from all climate treaties, claiming developing nation status, and western countries, and certainly the so-called United Nations, refuse to criticize them.China · ChinaRead Article

WISEcode: Psychologist Proposes A New Way To Exempt Processed Foods From Harm Claims

Processed and Ultra-Processed™ foods have been heavy-rotation buzzwords in the food activist community since the Obama administration but gained increased attention once the Trump administration came into power and a chief evangelist against modern food, former Natural Resources Defense Council lawyer Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., was placed in charge of the world's most important government science agency, the National Institutes of Health.Now, epid…Barack ObamaRead Article

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