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This ingenious kit brings solar power to individual apartments

Solar apartment If you live in an apartment, you probably don’t have solar power. You obviously don’t own your building’s roof, and since tenants typically pay their own electric bills, property owners wouldn’t get the cost-saving incentive that comes with installing solar panels. Karolina Attspodina While it’s possible for renters to subscribe to community solar projects to offset...

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Watch live: NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope has peered deeper into the universe than ever before

James webb telescope live The James Webb Space Telescope, NASA’s $10 billion pioneering observatory launched in December, which seeks to discover the farthest corners of the universe yet unknown to humankind, has beamed its first images down to Earth. On Monday at 5 p.m. ET, live from the White House, President Biden will reveal the first full-color photograph....

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With omicron spreading, will schools mandate COVID vaccines for all students and teachers?

When will teachers get covid vaccine This week, most students in the U.S. returned to school. Also this week, the U.S. is setting grim new records for daily COVID-19 cases. The result is a full-blown logistical and policy-making mess for school and government officials, parents, and the kids themselves—mostly about whether or not to require vaccines. Here’s a quick...

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I’m a student activist: Here’s how we pushed Harvard University to finally divest from fossil fuels

Divestment activists won Harvard University President Larry Bacow may have been unable to bring himself to use the word itself. But when his email landed in the inboxes of Harvard students last month, its message couldn’t have been clearer: The university was at last divesting—cutting oil, gas, and coal from the investment portfolio of its $53 billion endowment. For a...

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