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Cloudy with a chance of moths: bogong swarms are bamboozling weather radars across NSW
Bogong moth swarms migrating across New South Wales are being detected by weather radars designed to track rain, creating false precipitation readings on meteorological systems.
‘False autumn’: stressed trees drop leaves early after scorching English summer
A record-hot English summer has prompted trees to shed leaves early in a phenomenon called ‘false autumn,’ with drought-stressed species losing foliage before typical seasonal changes occur.
Targeted ads delivered 0-click exploits to install mercenary malware
Researchers confirmed mercenary spyware was delivered through targeted ads via zero-click exploits that infected devices without user interaction, targeting journalists at Al Jazeera and government networks worldwide.
World Bank says ‘small AI’ could transform developing countries
The World Bank is encouraging developing countries to adopt ‘small AI’ models that run on mobile phones with low connectivity to accelerate economic development adapted to local needs.
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‘Can we accept what we have done or not done?’: harrowing film follows doctors in Gaza
Documentary ‘American Doctor’ follows three volunteer physicians from different backgrounds who provide care in Gaza’s collapsed hospital system and return to advocate in Congress against continued military aid.
Diane Kruger, Tim Roth, Danny Boon Join Netflix Nazi Hunter Drama ‘Project K’
Netflix announced a drama titled Projet K about the Klarsfelds, a German-Jewish couple who pursued Nazi officer Klaus Barbie for over a decade, starring Diane Kruger, Danny Boon, and Tim Roth.
‘Risking blackouts’? How Great Britain’s grid operator was dragged into a political row
Britain’s grid operator faced political scrutiny after whistleblowers alleged senior management covered up strain on the power system during summer heatwaves and prioritized reputation over grid safety.
Octopus Energy denies it is anti-union as GMB pushes for recognition for workers
GMB union is seeking formal recognition at Octopus Energy, the UK’s largest energy company, while the firm asserts there is no current staff demand for unionisation.
Here Comes The Fathom Electric Pickup Truck, Minus Pics
Ford is moving forward with its Fathom electric pickup truck, planning to begin taking pre-orders early next year with a starting price of $28,350 at its Kentucky manufacturing facility.
The Trillion-Dollar Problem at the Heart of the AI Boom
AI spending among UK small businesses has quadrupled since 2024, yet accounts for only 0.1% of total card transactions, raising questions about whether current adoption levels justify massive infrastructure investments by major AI firms.
AI Set to Extend Fossil Fuel Dominance
A new study warns that AI’s use in expanding fossil fuel industries may increase global emissions by up to 1.8 billion tons annually, potentially derailing climate pledges and extending fossil fuel dominance.
Europe’s Gas Storage Crunch Deepens Ahead of Heating Season
European natural gas storage levels have reached their lowest point in 17 years, with supplies tighter than during the 2022 crisis. With heating season approaching in less than three months, the region faces mounting pressure to secure additional inventory amid limited global LNG availability.
Have Middle East Oil Flows Rebounded to 15 Million Bpd as U.S. Claims?
U.S. Energy Secretary Chris Wright claimed Middle East oil exports reached 15 million barrels per day, but vessel-tracking services report figures around half that volume, creating a significant discrepancy.
ForeFront Power Completes Its First Erthos Solar Energy System for the City of Fresno
ForeFront Power completed its first Erthos solar system at Fresno’s Northeast Surface Water Treatment Plant, using innovative earth-mounted modules to reduce costs and electricity rates for the city.
Q&A: What is in China’s new five-year plan for climate change?
China released a comprehensive five-year climate plan covering 2026-2030 that consolidates existing policies while signaling new priorities in greenhouse gas reduction, carbon markets, and international climate leadership.
A new plan to preserve Georgia’s marshes: Give them space to migrate
Georgia is developing a strategy to protect coastal marshes by allowing them to migrate inland as sea levels rise, rather than using traditional barriers like concrete walls or bulkheads.