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Mirrorscape Wants to Conjure Your Favorite Tabletop Game in AR15:11 Meet one of the companies that's bridging pen-and-paper play with the connectedness of digital gaming. The US Inches Toward Building EV Batteries at Home14:33 In an effort to reduce dependency on hard-to-source cobalt and Chinese manufacturing, US makers are finally getting into the cathode business. A Project to Count Climate Crisis Deaths Has Surprising Results14:33 Climate change is already killing people, but countries don’t have an easy way to count those deaths. A new project might change that. Humanity Has Turned Land Itself Into a Menace13:16 All of our meddling has primed Earth to collapse under cities and belch greenhouse gases, a nasty feedback loop that’s accelerating global warming. Gaming Giant Unity Wants to Digitally Clone the World13:16 The company is leveraging its technology to help clients make “digital twins”—virtual copies of real-life objects, environments, and even people. Your Medical History Might Someday Include ‘Climate Change’13:16 Last summer, a doctor wrote “climate change” in his patient’s chart. But is medicine really ready to address systemic health impacts? Global Ship Traffic Could Imperil the Antarctic's Biosecurity17.January Vessels from more than 1,500 ports have visited the region since 2014. Each one is a threat to introduce invasive species. Tabletop RPG Rule Books Can Be Beautiful and Accessible17.January Role-playing rule books are being designed to be more experimental and unique. Here’s how they can be designed for accessibility, too. China’s ‘People’s Courts’ Resolve Online Disputes at Tech Firms17.January No garlic on the oysters? Soup stained a blanket? Panels of users hear the complaints and can order refunds or removal of critical reviews. Is There Really Such a Thing as Low-Carbon Beef?17.January The USDA is making it easier for farmers to market their meat as “low-carbon.” Not everyone is happy about it. Gig Workers Were Promised a Better Deal. Then They Were Outsourced17.January A new subcontractor industry in Europe is benefiting from platforms’ efforts to clean up their image and comply with stricter employment rules. Inside the Student-Led Covid Walkouts17.January US high school students are demanding safer classrooms, and they’re mobilizing through group chats, Google Docs, and homespun social media campaigns. |
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