Planned cuts at the Environmental Protection Agency are set to fall heaviest upon communities of color across the US that already suffer disproportionately from toxic pollution, green groups have warned.
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At a recent speaking event, an audience member asked me, “When is the safest time to start a business?”
The short answer: There is no safe time … and if you’re asking that question, you might not be an entrepreneur.
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For the past three weeks, biologists aboard the NOAA ship Okeanos Explorerhave been investigating marine sanctuaries in the American Samoan region of the Pacific. They’ve found a smattering of weird and dazzling creatures, reminding us just how little we know about life at the bottom of the ocean.
Continue reading Here Are Some Life Forms NOAA Found on Its Latest Deep Sea Dive
You learn about three or four phases of matter in school—solids, which have a shape and volume, liquids, which have a volume only, and gases and plasmas, which have neither a definite shape nor volume. But using the laws of physics, you can create incredible substances that behave nothing like the ones you learn about in chemistry. That includes a substance that behaves like both a solid crystal and a frictionless, perfectly-flowing liquid at the same time.
Continue reading This Wild New Supersolid Is Three States of Matter at Once
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