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IVF is helping coral reef restoration with a reproductive boost
NBC News· 2025-09-30 20:03
Under the waters off the coast of Cuba, these coral colonies are getting a reproductive boost through a kind of coral IVF. Warming oceans due to climate change have disrupted the animals delicate habitat. At least one estimate says 14% of all the corals worldwide have disappeared since 2009.But coral conservationists say the damage is likely higher. Suffice to say, it's severe. It's universal across the reefs around the world.To ensure the coral have a chance to procreate, scientists from the National Aquar ...
Can brands be a force for good? | Anneli Hansson | TEDxLilla Torg
TEDx Talks· 2025-09-30 15:17
[Music] A couple of years ago, I was invited to this workshop. And as I walk into the room and I look around, I see this all amazing experts. We're professors, researchers, sustainability experts. And then there was me and I was wondering what am I doing here? I'm not a sustainability expert. I don't even have an academic degree. What if someone finds out? But I walk into that room and for hours we're talking about the challenges in front of us. They talk about all these amazing technical solutions that the ...
The Verge’s Andrew J. Hawkins tells us about how electric cargo bikes have changed his life.
The Verge· 2025-09-30 14:15
User Needs & Pain Points - Users seek approval from their partners before purchasing expensive items like cargo bikes [1] - Users are unsure if they can afford a cargo bike and if it will fit their lifestyle [2] Cargo Bike Benefits - Cargo bikes can replace car trips for errands and transporting children [3] - Cargo bikes can improve users' lives [3] - Cargo bikes can help address concerns about climate change and traffic safety [4] - Cargo bikes offer a sustainable mode of transportation [5] Solution - Forgiveness is more important than permission when making purchasing decisions [2] - Replacing cars with cargo bikes can reduce car accidents [4]
Interior Secretary: We need power to win the AI race against China
CNBC Television· 2025-09-29 20:11
Energy Policy & Production - The Trump administration plans to open over 13 million acres of national public land for coal production and reduce royalty rates for mining companies [1][2] - The US government is investing $625 million to upgrade existing coal plants [4] - Increased coal production aims to support the steel and shipbuilding industries by providing metallurgical coal [5] - Coal contains critical minerals like gallium and germanium, reducing US reliance on China [6] Energy Demand & Global Competition - Electricity demand is increasing significantly [5] - China added 93 gigawatts of coal power capacity last year, highlighting global competition in energy [7] - Worldwide coal production is at a record peak, with China and India being major contributors [9] Climate & Environmental Considerations - The argument is made that shutting down US coal production would be offset by increased production in China within 12-24 months [9] - The US can produce "beautiful clean coal" and balance environmental protection with affordable energy [7][11] - Advancements in AI, powered by abundant energy, can help solve climate problems [10][13] Economic Impact & Innovation - Increased coal production is expected to lower electricity rates and create jobs [6] - AI "intelligence factories" require significant power and are crucial for competing with China [13][14]
The Ripple Effect | Pulagum Vinesh Reddy | TEDxVelammal Global School
TEDx Talks· 2025-09-29 16:39
Environmental Awareness & Impact - Individual actions, when multiplied across a large population, have a significant impact on the environment, highlighting the importance of daily sustainable practices [1][2][14] - The earth is facing pressing environmental issues such as rising sea levels and increasing plastic pollution, demanding immediate action [2][9] - Sustainability is not limited to occasional events but should be integrated into daily routines and habits [5][12] Community Survey Results - A survey of 152 people revealed that 42.8% are very confident in sorting waste correctly, indicating a need for improved waste management awareness [7][8] - 46.1% of respondents reported driving alone in gasoline vehicles for short distances, contributing to carbon dioxide emissions and the greenhouse effect [9] - Only 22.4% of respondents always recycle items like plastic, glass, and paper, highlighting the need to promote consistent recycling habits [11] Call to Action & Future Implications - Small, consistent changes in daily habits can lead to a significant positive impact on the environment [4][16] - Choosing sustainable options in daily life, such as public transportation or reducing consumption, contributes to a better future [10][16] - The collective effort of millions of people making imperfect sustainable choices is more impactful than a few individuals doing it perfectly [18]
Every Act Multiplies into Fractals of Change | Prof. Chetan Singh Solanki | TEDxSIS Ajmer Youth
TEDx Talks· 2025-09-29 15:54
Let me ask all of you how are you all fine what a disaster you know with so much of science and technology and economy growing and you're only fine you know the humans modern humans are really not understanding what we wanting and trying to do in this worldce respect behind everything there is only one purpose that is to be happy. So that's why I made a rule wherever I'll go and speak I will only speak to happy people. So with this note let me ask once again how are you all happy very nice and what is the p ...
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Ivan on Tech 🍳📈💰· 2025-09-29 05:01
RT Wall Street Mav (@WallStreetMav)UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer says "climate change" for why millions of 3rd world military age Muslim men are coming to the UK.They weren't safe from climate change in any of the 50+ Muslim countries, they had to come to the UK for safety.https://t.co/hTIzhT1cgX ...
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The Economist· 2025-09-26 15:30
On “The Intelligence” @ItsRachelDobbs and @Eaterofsun examine the evidence on how climate change will aid the spread of a brutal disease: dengue fever https://t.co/n9T60dLcTi https://t.co/M0TpwDG2Gf ...
Just How Healthy Is the Business of Mental Health?
Barrons· 2025-09-26 14:21
Group 1 - The article discusses the growing concern over mental health among business leaders and politicians, highlighting its significance alongside topics like climate change and artificial intelligence [2][3]. - A private dinner hosted by The Wall Street Journal featured discussions led by former Vice President Al Gore and Australian ambassador Kevin Rudd, indicating the high-level attention mental health is receiving [2]. Group 2 - The focus on mental health reflects broader societal issues and the potential impact on business productivity and overall economic health [2]. - The article suggests that mental health is becoming a critical area of concern that may influence future business strategies and investments [2].