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Representative Image. Bird Flu. Photo Source: Laughlin Elkind (CC BY 2.0)

First Severe U.S. H5N1 Case; California Declares Emergency

The United States faces intensifying challenges in its battle against avian influenza A(H5N1) as federal health officials confirm the nation’s first severe human case in Louisiana, while California declares a state of

Tejal Somvanshi

December 20, 2024

A confident man in a suit delivers a speech at a podium, with a bright blue background.

Health·News·USA

RFK Jr.’s Lawyer Petitioned FDA to Revoke Polio Vaccine Approval

Aaron Siri, a lawyer helping Robert F. Kennedy Jr., has filed petitions seeking to revoke FDA approval of the polio vaccine and suspend distribution of 13 other vaccines. This development comes as

Tejal Somvanshi

December 18, 2024

Artificial Intelligence·Water

AI Cuts 70% Water Loss: Arizona, London, & Mexico Leverage Sound Tech to Save Gallons

In an era where water scarcity poses a mounting global challenge, artificial intelligence has emerged as a practical tool in detecting water leaks. The technology, developed by FIDO Tech and implemented through

Karmactive Team

December 8, 2024

Health

Bryan Johnson’s Anti-Aging Protocol: $6M Plan Reverses Age to 36, Reduces Aging to 0.69 Pace With 251 Days Per Year

American software millionaire Bryan Johnson is a strange person. His mission in life is to outsmart death. At 47, reports indicate that he has the heart of a 37-year-old, and the skin

Tejal Somvanshi

December 7, 2024

Business·Electric

Oklahoma Replaces Tesla With EVgo In $801K Charging Project Over Compliance, Cost Cuts, And Federal Funding Changes

The EV charging infrastructure landscape saw a shift as Oklahoma state officials unanimously voted to replace Tesla with EVgo in their interstate highway charging project. EVgo’s entry into the Oklahoma charging project

Sunita Somvanshi

December 7, 2024

Health·Pollution

Harvard Study Links PM2.5 Air Pollution to DNA Changes, Inflammation, and Pregnancy Risks at a Single-Cell Level

The Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health research, published November 29, 2024, in Science Advances, examined how PM2.5 (fine particulate air pollution) affects the immune system during pregnancy. This research explores

Tejal Somvanshi

December 5, 2024

Smart Materials Lab Researcher - Janus Crystals. Photo Source: New York University Abu Dhabi

Science·Water

Janus Crystals Capture Water from Air, Achieving Record Efficiency with Nature-Inspired, Energy-Free Humidity Harvesting

A research team has developed crystalline materials for waterless air harvesting—an innovation that warrants careful scrutiny. The findings, published in the Journal of the American Chemical Society, present a methodology inspired by

Karmactive Staff

December 5, 2024

Lake Mead National Recreation Area announces Government Wash vehicle access, overnight camping restrictions

Conservation·USA·Water

Lake Mead’s 824 Miles of Illegal Roads: $8.66M Project Targets Damage to 81,000 Acres and Shrinking Water Levels

The once-pristine desert landscape surrounding Lake Mead now bears the scars of 824 documented miles of unauthorized vehicular paths, with aerial surveys suggesting this number could be double that amount. These calculations

Karmactive Staff

December 5, 2024

Representative Image. Map of the World Book Laid Open on Brown Wooden Surface. Photo Source: John-Mark Smith (Pexels)

Nature·USA

Montana’s Interactive Map Reveals 1.56M Inaccessible Acres of State Trust Lands, Sparking Debate on Public Access

The Montana Department of Natural Resources and Conservation (DNRC) launched an interactive public access map, revealing stark realities about accessibility of state trust lands. Someone who should have covered public land issues

Karmactive Staff

December 5, 2024

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Health

Study Reveals Standing Over 2 Hours Daily Raises Circulatory Risks by 11%, No Cardiovascular Benefits

A University of Sydney study of 83,013 adults reveals that increased standing time may pose unexpected health risks while failing to deliver promised cardiovascular benefits. According to research published in the International

Tejal Somvanshi

December 4, 2024