NY Times

Advertismentspot_img

Extreme Heat Shows the Need for Another Kind of Climate Investment

Almost all climate finance focuses on mitigating climate change. But money is increasingly pouring in to helping people adapt to the effects of global warming.  » mehr lesen

Would You Drink Wastewater? What if It Was Beer?

In an era of drought, turning treated wastewater into drinking water may be the future. Utility companies are working with breweries to get people past the “ick factor.”  » mehr lesen

As Student Loans Come Due Again, Many Borrowers Lose a Lifeline

The payment pause freed up money that gave people breathing room — or allowed them to help family members in need. They will soon have to budget for that expense.  » mehr lesen

Japan Is Trying to Use Ammonia to Make Coal Cleaner

Japan says that by blending ammonia with coal in its boilers, it can make coal less damaging to the planet. But the technology faces many hurdles.  » mehr lesen

How Do the White House’s A.I. Commitments Stack Up?

Seven leading A.I. companies made eight promises about what they’ll do with their technology. Our columnist sizes up their potential impact.  » mehr lesen

How Gilead Profited by Slow-Walking a Promising H.I.V. Therapy

Gilead delayed a new version of a drug, allowing it to extend the patent life of a blockbuster line of medications, internal documents show.  » mehr lesen

UPS Contract Talks Go Down to the Wire as a Possible Strike Looms

With the Teamsters contract set to expire Aug. 1, pay for part-time workers is a major hurdle. A walkout could rattle the U.S. economy.  » mehr lesen

China’s Government Offers Love, but Entrepreneurs Aren’t Buying It

The government’s new 31-point guidelines meant to inspire confidence feel empty to businesspeople after a three-year clampdown and no concrete changes.  » mehr lesen

NY Times

Advertismentspot_img