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This term, in addition to a number of cases with the potential for seismic implications, has also been adopted by the Supreme Court West Virginia v. Environmental Protection Agency. While the case grabbed fewer headlines, it also threatened Earth-moving implications by calling into question the EPA’s key lever for addressing climate change. Now we have…

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For Lucy Edwards, a blind journalist and broadcaster from the United Kingdom, maintaining social distance in public during the height of the pandemic was a challenge. So she tried Detection People, a feature within the iPhone’s Magnifier app she uses iPhone 12 Pro‘s and 13 ProLidar sensor for detecting when others are nearby. “I’m going…

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Now that cheap renewable energy is here, policymakers are looking for the most efficient ways to increase those clean kilowatts. The hunt is particularly urgent in Germany and elsewhere in Europe, where emergency energy planning is underway if Russia shuts off its gas pipelines. With that in mind, let’s take a look at what’s happening…

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There are many stressors these days — from the recent overturning of Roe v. Wadethat economic struggleson increase in cases of monkeypox next to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. Both your mind and body can experience the effects of stress – you might feel irritable and frustrated, or, if the stress is chronic, you might experience…

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Stranger Things returns for final settlement. Season 4, Volume 2, now streaming on Netflix, sees the Hawkins crew turn the battle upside down and Eleven and Max face off against Henry/Vecna ​​once again. Who lives? who dies? And can anyone defeat the monstrous Vecna? The two extra-long finale episodes hit Netflix today, July 1 (though…

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For Lucy Edwards, a blind journalist and broadcaster from the United Kingdom, maintaining social distance in public during the height of the pandemic was a challenge. So she tried Detection People, a feature within the iPhone’s Magnifier app she uses iPhone 12 Pro‘s and 13 ProLidar sensor for detecting when others are nearby. “I’m going…

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Dariusz Jarzabek / Shutterstock.com Update, 06/22/2022. We’ve reviewed our recommendations and are confident that these are still the best QLED TVs you can buy. What to look for in QLED TVs in 2022 While QLED TVs are essentially LED TVs with an extra layer of quantum dots, they can produce more accurate colors than regular…

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When you’re a student — whether you’re tackling college far from home, a first-time high schooler, or in the middle of high school — juggling the responsibilities of an education, no matter what the level, can be difficult. Regardless of whether you engage in any distance learning, you’ll want a reliable, affordable Internet connection. It’s…

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This story is a part Focal Point iPhone 2022CNET’s collection of news, tips and advice on Apple’s most popular product. What’s happening On June 29, 2007, the first iPhone went on sale. A decade and a half later, what defines the iPhone has shifted from just design and hardware specs to dozens of Apple-centric features…

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For six years I traveled all over the world, incl throughout Europeinside of ancient castles in Japan — and recently, a A 10,000 mile trip around the US. As a digital nomad, I tend to travel light with a backpack or a a small car. There are some key gadgets that I never leave home…

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