Tag: May
The Road To Green Hydrogen Is Paved With Green Deuterium
The US startup Aternium aims to crack the green hydrogen code with a new electrolysis system powered by renewable energy and co-producing deuterium.
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Waymo CEO: Don’t Move Fast & Break Things With Physical AI
Silicon Valley and the tech industry are known for their “move fast and break things” mantra. This has been how the software industry has operated forever basically. In fact, the modus operandi has probably accelerated in recent years. Breaking things almost seems like the goal sometimes. Well, Waymo was spawned … [continued]
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Oh, So Trump Loves Solar Power After All?
Photo: The US solar power profile keeps growing, and some solar stakeholders anticipate an additional boost from the President’s new Section 232 order under the 1962 Trade Expansion Act.
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New Mexico Court Orders Meta To Pay $942 Million Over Harm To Children
In March, after a trial that lasted seven weeks, a jury in New Mexico found that Meta had violated the state’s consumer protection laws by creating online products that are harmful to the mental health of children. The jury determined the company hid what it knew about the dangers of … [continued]
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How a Michigan Supreme Court decision on a Line 5 permit might ripple beyond the pipeline
Justices vacated a permit for the pipeline, while also issuing a consequential ruling for state environmental reviews on several fronts — including the state’s public trust doctrine. “It is literally breathing life into the law,” said one legal expert.
