When It Comes To Natural Disasters, Technology Has An Unavoidable Dark Side
Companies arrive quicker at disaster sites, experimental technology in tow. That might not be great in the long run.
Companies arrive quicker at disaster sites, experimental technology in tow. That might not be great in the long run.
“Women in leadership positions serve as a significant deterrent against a permissive culture towards sexual harassment."
It will process 60 percent of the waste produced in the city every year.
What does this mean for our privacy?
The California Senate passed a bill that prohibits internet providers from "blocking lawful content."
They also "sweat" to cool their leaves.
It'll be the largest offshore wind farm since the construction of the 630MW London Array built in 2014.
Techniques developed to forecast tornadoes could offer up early warning for hailstorms.
Arvind Subramanian has predicted that "at least" one or two Indian states will adopt UBI over the next two years.
Are we truly unique? More importantly — are we truly alone?
Using a biofuel blend cut flight emissions by 7 percent.
"What about the people who aren't ready to talk to another person?"
"There are more than a billion people living in extreme poverty, with many of them living in mega cities and large urban centers."
Researchers hope to add a new weapon to their arsenal.
The researchers needed a new theory of physics to explain their results.
In this study, five children have been given a new ear.
Monkeys today. Humans tomorrow?
Is the universal trend toward disorder causing our consciousness?
Waymo will be buying "thousands" of Chrysler Pacifica minivans for its planned autonomous ride-hailing service.
Hurricane Maria may have done the damage, but there are bigger problems at hand.