SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN News, Nov 19, 2022

	How Can the World Prepare for the Next Pandemic? - Scientific American Scientific American Scientific American is the essential guide to the most awe-inspiring advances in science and technology, explaining how they change our ... Flag as irrelevant
	Who Is Dying from COVID Now, and Why - Scientific American Scientific American Scientific American is the essential guide to the most awe-inspiring advances ... how they change our understanding of the world and shape our lives. Flag as irrelevant
	What is a 'Carbon Cage,' and why are you stuck in one right now? - YouTube YouTube From a medical journal. Learn how health sources are defined by the World Health Organization ... Scientific American. Scientific American. Flag as irrelevant
	There Are Now Eight Billion People On Earth. What's Next? - Science Friday Science Friday Sophie Bushwick, technology editor at Scientific American, explains this to Ira live from the studio. They also talk about other science news this ... Flag as irrelevant
	James Webb telescope will keep its name despite criticism, NASA says The Washington Post On Thursday, the scientists who wrote the Scientific American piece — Chanda Prescod-Weinstein, Brian Nord, ... They have real-world consequences. Flag as irrelevant
	NASA really, really won't rename Webb telescope despite community pushback - Nature Nature NEWS; 18 November 2022; Update 18 November 2022 ... and Nord published an opinion piece in Scientific American arguing for it to be renamed. Flag as irrelevant
	COP15: Your Guide to the 2022 UN Biodiversity Conference - The Nature Conservancy The Nature Conservancy ... and play a decisive role in addressing the global crisis of biodiversity loss. Read Scientific American's perspective on the U.S. position. Flag as irrelevant
	NASA once again declines to rename the James Webb Space Telescope Georgia Public Broadcasting News · Science ... The four astronomers who authored the Scientific American article sent NPR a joint statement which says that "NASA's statement ... Cover Preview: Scientific American – December 2022 | Boomers Daily - Boomers Daily Full Coverage Flag as irrelevant
	NASA once again declines to rename the James Webb Space Telescope - NPR NPR ... appear as it orbits the sun, about a million miles away from Earth. ... The four astronomers who authored the Scientific American article sent ... Flag as irrelevant
	Artemis finally launched. But we'll need humility to return to the moon | Cognoscenti - WBUR WBUR Former NASA deputy administrator Lori Garver told Scientific American that the design “was not focused on operability.” The system also contains ... Flag as irrelevant
	COP27: Global CO2 emissions are rising — and so are the stakes - Canary Media Canary Media (Catch up on last week's news with our first, second and third ... As Catherine McKenna and Amy Myers Jaffe write in Scientific American, ... Flag as irrelevant
	What Happens When Science Mags Go Woke? | Mind Matters - MindMatters.ai MindMatters.ai Jerry Coyne, “Scientific American goes defensive; tries to pretend that every ... strategies well before the next infectious disease goes global. Flag as irrelevant
	Picking a Publication to Pitch - The Open Notebook The Open Notebook Is it better suited for a news story or a long-form feature? ... a specific field of study, I'd pitch it to Scientific American,” Seo explains. Flag as irrelevant
	Soon After Dinosaur Decimation, Our Primate Ancestors Began Pouncing on Prey | Science Smithsonian Magazine Riley Black is a freelance science writer specializing in evolution, paleontology and natural history who blogs regularly for Scientific American. Flag as irrelevant
	Quantum Microscopes Could Enable Atom-Scale MRI - IEEE Spectrum IEEE Spectrum He has written for Scientific American, The New York Times, Wired, ... may have violated the international law of the sea, which requires ship ... Flag as irrelevant
	James Webb Space Telescope: No evidence linking namesake to firings of LGBTQ staff | CNN CNN Explore the universe with news on fascinating discoveries, ... In a 2021 piece for Scientific American, a group of astronomers wrote that Webb's ... Flag as irrelevant
	First Edition: Nov. 18, 2022 - Kaiser Health News Kaiser Health News Scientific American: Why Did Flu Season Start So Early This Year? ... a World Health Organization-backed pandemic accord reviewed by Reuters. Flag as irrelevant
	Colin Campbell Remembrance - Resilience.org Resilience.org ... Cheap Oil,” published in the March, 1998 issue of Scientific American. ... Campbell and Laherrère were, in effect, saying to the world, “Hey, ... Flag as irrelevant
	The Amnesty Controversy: Qui Bono? | American Council on Science and Health American Council on Science and Health | Masks In Schools: Scientific American Fumbles Report On Childhood COVID ... Fact-Checking ABC News' State-vs-State COVID-19 Comparisons. Flag as irrelevant
	A Guide to Archiving on the Internet | Snopes.com Snopes.com In 1997 Scientific American estimated it was 44 days, and the New Yorker in ... international news coverage, fact checking, and creative writing. Flag as irrelevant
	NASA says there's no evidence linking James Webb Space Telescope namesake to firings ... - WRAL WRAL In a 2021 piece for Scientific American, a group of astronomers wrote that Webb's legacy "at best is complicated and at worst reflects complicity ... Flag as irrelevant
	Biden At COP27, A Tesla Bull Goes Bearish And Carbon Emissions Keep Climbing - Forbes Forbes Global carbon emissions continued to rise this year and have shown no ... Brazil's New President Vows to Save Amazon Forests (Scientific American). Flag as irrelevant
	Tom Purcell: Thurber's tail: Can dogs talk? - The Tribune Ironton Tribune ... such as “I wuvvvv youuuuu,” Scientific American says that dogs cannot ... The fellow, flabbergasted, asks the dog's owner, “Why on Earth would ... Flag as irrelevant
	Tuesday, November 15, 2022 | Kaiser Health News Kaiser Health News CNN: World Population Hits 8 Billion, UN Says, As Growth Poses More ... Scientific American: Mental Health Apps Are Not Keeping Your Data Safe Flag as irrelevant
	KIND Ignited a Celebration of Everyday Acts of Kindness on World Kindness Day PR Newswire PRNewswire/ -- To celebrate World Kindness Day, KIND Snacks (KIND) launched a campaign aimed at ... News provided by ... Scientific American. Flag as irrelevant
	More engagement - Newspaper - DAWN.COM Dawn As Catherine McKenna points out in a recent Scientific American article, ... Over the weekend, climate-related protests erupted around the world, ... Flag as irrelevant
	Humanitarian bullets and man-killers: Revisiting the history of arms regulation in the late ... International Review of the Red Cross - International Committee of the Red Cross Scientific American's rendering of Britain's Mark IV .303-inch calibre service bullet ... As the Illustrated London News exalted in December 1868, ... Flag as irrelevant
	Need pie? 9 local bakeries for last-minute Thanksgiving orders - Los Angeles Times Los Angeles Times ... for the Food section and the author of its weekly news column. ... career at the Wall Street Journal and Scientific American in New York, ... Flag as irrelevant
	NASA war-games an asteroid impact disaster and it goes badly | The Hill The Hill ... on Winston-Salem, North Carolina, according to Scientific American. ... to detect a destructive space rock headed to Earth for a deep impact. Flag as irrelevant
	COP27 Parties remain divided on a number of significant issues: António Guterres Daily News Egypt Mohammed El-Said is the Science Editor for the Daily News Egypt with over 8 years of ... Nature Middle East, Scientific American Arabic Edition, ... Flag as irrelevant
	Passion and Persistence Fuel Biotech Startup - UC San Diego UC San Diego Named one of the “Top Emerging Technologies for 2020” by a joint committee of the World Economic Forum and Scientific American, microneedles are ... Flag as irrelevant
	Climate science education standards must be developed by unbiased education professionals York Daily Record ... to the warming of the Earth and abrupt changes in Earth's climate, ... have learned from a 2022 article in Scientific American (July 2022 pg. Flag as irrelevant
	The brands that bet on Black Panther: Wakanda Forever | Ad Age Data News Ad Age “Slowing Global Economic Growth is Increasingly Evident, ... “Mental Health Apps Are Not Keeping Your Data Safe,” from Scientific American. Flag as irrelevant
	'Black Panther: Wakanda Forever' Argues You Need Religion for Grief - Religion Unplugged Religion Unplugged Scientific American recently published a piece highlighting a Gallup poll (which The Gospel Coalition publicized last year) that, while mental ... Flag as irrelevant
	Staff Picks: What the PRINT Team is Loving This Week PRINT Magazine It got snubbed by the Emmys (again) but the world's most popular television drama is back. ... The 2.0 of the Town: Scientific American. Flag as irrelevant
	Thurber's tail: Can dogs talk? - El Dorado News-Times El Dorado News-Times ... such as "I wuvvvv youuuuu," Scientific American says that dogs cannot talk ... as well as earthquake and hurricane victims all over the world. Flag as irrelevant
	3 Historic Hoaxes That Duped The Masses, Scientists Or Media | Discover Magazine Discover Magazine The world of science and academia has also seen swindlers. ... They published their results in the September 1924 issue of Scientific American. Flag as irrelevant
	Are you a 'stochastic terrorist' - The Catholic Thing The Catholic Thing The writer in Scientific American wasn't trying to prove anything in a scientific sense. Under the concept of “stochastic terrorism,” logic, ... Flag as irrelevant
	COP27: Global fossil-fuel emissions are rising — and so are the stakes - Yahoo News Yahoo News Yet Friday brought news that global emissions from fossil fuels, ... As Catherine McKenna and Amy Myers Jaffe write in Scientific American, ... Flag as irrelevant
	The population has reached 8 billion — but experts aren't worried about overpopulation. Here's why Salon.com World map composed of people (Getty Images/imaginima) ... reporting has appeared in Scientific American, STAT News, Undark, VICE, and others. Flag as irrelevant
	Hydrogen House Deploys Solar-Activated Rooftop Panels - CleanTechnica CleanTechnica Cleantech News — Solar, Wind, EV News (#1 Source) | CleanTechnica ... Right around the same time Scientific American took note of New Jersey ... Flag as irrelevant
	Becoming a mother changes you, science confirms it - Times of India Times of India ... you are solely responsible for bringing a child to the world scares many. ... As per a research report published in the Scientific American, ... Flag as irrelevant
	Tech Renaissance Fuels Innovation, but What's New and Next? - MeriTalk MeriTalk In all corners of the tech world, cutting-edge research is thriving, ... the International Institute for Nanotechnology, in Scientific American. Flag as irrelevant
	Albert Abrams And The Medical Fraud Debunked Using Red Ink And Sheep's Blood IFLScience His real downfall, however, came when the AMA and Scientific American threw their weight into debunking the claims. Advertisement. Flag as irrelevant
	Another big math result from ex-UNH star, maybe - Granite Geek Granite Geek - Concord Monitor Within a week, his breakthrough had drawn worldwide attention from ... Scientific American reports that Zhang has claimed a breakthrough in the ... Flag as irrelevant
	Vernadsky's Promethean Concept of Scientific Thought as a Geological Force Executive Intelligence Review Mr. Jones is the Washington, D.C. correspondent for EIR News Service. ... The publication of this issue of Scientific American was the clarion ... Flag as irrelevant
	Perspectives on the Evolution of Hemp Processing - Lancaster Farming Lancaster Farming Image of a hemp breaker in an 1892 issue of Scientific American. ... America is the land of innovation. We are known the world over for our all-star ... Flag as irrelevant
	Bad "science" in Scientific American - HotAir HotAir Scientific American used to be worth reading. Now it is trash. Utter and complete trash. Junk. Juvenile political commentary masquerading behind ... Flag as irrelevant
	Here's What Would Happen If The Earth Started To Spin Faster - SlashGear SlashGear According to Scientific American, the surface of our planet, at the equator, is spinning at just 1,000 miles per hour. However, earlier this year, ... Flag as irrelevant
	Why Brainstorming Is Worthless, and Groupthink Is Dangerous - Psychology Today Psychology Today Osborn's idea had a huge impact on the corporate world—then and now. ... In an interview for Scientific American, she concluded, “This is not to ... Flag as irrelevant
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