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As data centers proliferate across Illinois, communities grapple with how to supply the necessary water
By Susan Cosier, Inside Climate News
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Illinois is already a top destination for data centers, and more are coming.
NCC purchases 29 hectares of land, kilometre of shoreline near Tobermory
The Nature Conservancy of Canada is protecting nearly a kilometre of Lake Huron shoreline and coastal habitats on the Bruce Peninsula. The NCC announced on Tuesday that its newest 29-hectare conservation project is located west of Tobermory, in an area known as China Cove, and features thriving wetlands, forests, and alvars. The newly protected area […]
The Moment to Make Automotive Steel More Circular Is Now
Recycled steel targets will help clean up car production, strengthen Europe’s domestic industry and reduce our dependence on imports. The automotive industry is the EU’s second biggest steel consumer — yet only a tiny amount, just 6%, of steel used in cars comes from scrap. That’s compared to a European … [continued]
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Kia EV4 Redefines the Electric Sedan Experience with Class-Leading Innovation, Spacious Interior & Premium Technology
Kia reveals full technical details of the EV4, the brand’s first electric compact sedan Bold, innovative design and advanced technology bring benefits of EV ownership to a new global customer demographic Exceptional performance, ultra-rapid charging times and a WLTP-estimated range of up to 630 km Kia EV4 now on sale … [continued]
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New Insights for Scaling Laws in Autonomous Driving
Many recent AI breakthroughs have followed a common pattern: bigger models, trained on more data, with more compute, often deliver extraordinary gains. Waymo’s latest study explores whether this trend extends to autonomous driving and establishes new scaling laws in motion planning and forecasting — core autonomous vehicle (AV) capabilities. Our research confirms … [continued]
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