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The latest United Nations climate summit (COP30) was held between 10 and 21 November in Belém, Brazil. Although the event did not end with any significant progress towards the goals of mitigating global warming or advancing climate finance, it did leave us with one positive outcome: a group of countries…

Slack and Flickr cofounder Stewart Butterfield says even CEOs and directors are guilty of doing “fake” work—and it‘s on managers to ensure workforces are being productive.

"How she responds to grief is a personal thing, and no one should judge how she handles it."

For decades, conservation was focused on stemming how much nature was being lost. But a new era of nature positive environmental policy is taking hold worldwide, shifting from preventing further harm to restoring what’s been lost.

“She’s definitely hiding something! You’re lying up there.”

“Teacher getting sued. School getting sued. School district getting sued. The printer that made all the copies getting sued.”

A proposed constellation of satellites has astronomers very worried. Unlike satellites that reflect sunlight and produce light pollution as an unfortunate byproduct, the ones by US startup Reflect Orbital would produce light pollution by design.

Most Native American high school students do not attend or graduate from college.

“He looks like he is enjoying that hug way too much,” a netizen wrote.