How Summer Camps Are Adapting to Climate Change

How Summer Camps Are Adapting to Climate Change

For Johnson, part of that has involved coordinating with local officials on evacuation areas, and having a structural engineer ensure that buildings are storm ready. “It’s a lot of planning to prepare for the worst and hoping that you never have to use it,” he says.  But on the day-to-day, activity periods are now shorter,…

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Toxic Gases Keep Rescue Teams From Saving 13 Workers Trapped by Tunnel Explosion in India

Toxic Gases Keep Rescue Teams From Saving 13 Workers Trapped by Tunnel Explosion in India

On the scene, local reporters interviewed NDRF Deputy Commandant Vivek Kumar, who said that the incident occurred 1.5 kilometers, or almost 1 mile, into the tunnel. “Carbon monoxide has been detected inside, and visibility is extremely poor. Our team has been carrying out search-and-rescue operations since 5 p.m. yesterday,” Kumar said Tuesday.  But officials at…

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Marc Anthony Welcomes Baby No. 8, His 2nd With Wife Nadia Ferreira

Marc Anthony Welcomes Baby No. 8, His 2nd With Wife Nadia Ferreira

The silent-film pioneer and iconic “Little Tramp” shared sons Charles Spencer Chaplin III (May 5, 1925) and Sydney Earl Chaplin (March 30, 1926) with second wife Lita Grey and then had eight children with fourth wife Oona O’Neill, who was 18 when she married the 54-year-old in 1943 (much to her playwright father Eugene O’Neill‘s consternation). The…

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Daphne Koller on Why Insitro Skipped Biotech’s Shortcut

Daphne Koller on Why Insitro Skipped Biotech’s Shortcut

Insitro founder and CEO Daphne Koller. Getty Images Daphne Koller does not like the phrase “move fast and break things.” She says so almost immediately, and she says it the way people say things they’ve been asked before and have long since stopped softening. “Living in a sector where the products that we produce are…

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A Massive Flow of Rock and Mud Tumbled Down Mount Rainier Centuries Ago. Scientists Pinpointed Its Date to Better Understand the Volcano’s Complex Threats

A Massive Flow of Rock and Mud Tumbled Down Mount Rainier Centuries Ago. Scientists Pinpointed Its Date to Better Understand the Volcano’s Complex Threats

In a recent study, researchers dated a historic lahar called the Electron Mudflow to the summer of 1507, establishing a way to determine when past geologic events around the Puget Sound occurred Megan Gannon | Archaeology Correspondent July 21, 2026 12:48 p.m. Mount Rainier, an active volcano about 60 miles away from Seattle, has sent…

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