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New research shows human-caused climate change has already led to millions of deaths, illnesses, and economic losses worldwide. Heat, air pollution, infectious disease, & extreme weather are among the major drivers.

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What’s the biggest bottleneck for ASI?

New research shows human-caused climate change has already led to millions of deaths, illnesses, and economic losses worldwide. Heat, air pollution, infectious disease, &amp; extreme weather are among the major drivers.

New research shows climate-driven wildfires, pests, and storms could double disturbance losses in European forestry to €247B, cutting timber value by up to 42%.

The model war is over. The ecosystem war has begun.

A new study shows that introduced large herbivores cause more frequent and severe harms than benefits to native biodiversity.

Your AI tool is not a diary

A meta-analysis shows protective ants reduce flower visits, especially by bees, but usually do not harm plant reproduction. Effects depend on nectary location and visitor type.

A new study finds most Americans would be healthier without daylight saving time. Permanent Standard Time predicts the largest drop in obesity and stroke, with regional variation across the US.

A new study shows we often think adding eco-friendly items lowers our total footprint, but it actually raises it. This &#39;negative footprint illusion&#39; can mislead shoppers, businesses and even policies.

Election interference from AI is rampant

A US study finds that even modest reductions in access to PrEP could lead to 8,600+ extra HIV infections in 10 years, adding $3.6B in lifetime medical costs.

A new study found that people who received medications for opioid use disorder while jailed were less likely to overdose, die, or return to jail after release.

A new study found that US cuts to global tuberculosis programmes could lead to up to 10 million extra cases and over 2 million deaths by 2030.

A US survey of 21k adults found food insecurity raised the odds of long COVID by 78% and reduced recovery by 34%.

Scientists have converted captured CO2 under high pressure into ethylene, a valuable industrial chemical, with high efficiency and long stability, offering a path to profitable carbon recycling.

Is AI the new masturbation?

What if your AI starts to feel like love?

Female spiders from two close species both prefer males with red markings. Even painting brown males red boosted their success. This hidden preference for red may shape how new spider species form and interact.

A US study found warmer days lead to more sugary drinks and desserts, especially in lower-income groups. Warming could raise daily sugar intake nationwide by 2095.

Anthropic Agrees to $1.5 Billion Settlement in AI Copyright Case

Zebrafish with an autism-linked mutation acted less social in a stressful Styrofoam tank but less so in clear Plexiglass. This shows how environment can shape social behaviour in genetically predisposed animals.

A 54-year study shows that beavers reshape boreal landscapes, boosting habitat quality and connectivity nearly tenfold. Their ponds and floods support lasting biodiversity gains.

A new study finds that ambitious US climate policies could prevent about 6,000 premature deaths each year by 2030 through cleaner air and less particle pollution.

Despite expectations that warmer seas would absorb more CO2, the global ocean took up 10% less than predicted in 2023.

AI &gt; teachers? Call bullshit.

New research shows human-caused climate change has already led to millions of deaths, illnesses, and economic losses worldwide. Heat, air pollution, infectious disease, & extreme weather are among the major drivers.

A new study shows we often think adding eco-friendly items lowers our total footprint, but it actually raises it. This 'negative footprint illusion' can mislead shoppers, businesses and even policies.

AI > teachers? Call bullshit.