Civic leaders around the world are looking to automate the infrastructures that make their cities run in a drive to reduce costs and cope with rising populations. From transit networks and utilities, through to refuse collection and streetlighting, making services “smart” by connecting devices to the Internet is appealing to those managing cities and large … Read more
Gibraltar/Washington Island’s Luke Rericha (right) dives into third base to beat the tag from Sevastopol’s Tyler Grooters during Thursday’s Packerland Conference baseball game at Sevastopol Town Park. Photo by Remy Carmichael. Gibraltar/Washington Island’s baseball team did all the scoring Thursday when the Vikings opened their Packerland Conference schedule with a 7-0 victory at Sevastopol. After … Read more
Every day there are more and more headlines about artificial intelligence (AI) AI and its impact on life, the world and the future. The latest one is a good one, which is AI is creating more jobs than replacing them! This comes from the World Economic Forum, whose latest report forecasts that, over the next five … Read more
Five Questions to Tom Dannenbaum A “war without limits”: As the renewed blockade of the Gaza Strip enters its second month, numerous international aid organisations and the UN have raised alarm, warning that hunger is spreading and essential medicines are lacking. As a consequence, malnutrition, disease, and other preventable conditions are likely to surge – … Read more
Press release by The Nature Conservancy posted 1 April 2025 509 Acres Protected | The Nature Conservancy in Pennsylvania and Delaware Adds 509 Acres to Protected Lands Along Susquehanna Water Gaps © Matt Kane/TNC The Nature Conservancy (TNC) in Pennsylvania has closed on the purchase of 509 acres in Dauphin County, Pennsylvania, and transferred the parcel … Read more