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Blake Sobczak, E&E News reporter
A hacker could use sound waves to trick sensors found in everything from wind turbines to cell phones, according to computer scientists from the University of Michigan and the University of South Carolina.
FEMA warned the government in July that a pandemic would cripple the country's response capabilities by driving millions of people into overwhelmed hospitals. The coronavirus surfaced five months later.
By Thomas Frank in Climatewire
The novel coronavirus is disrupting the electricity sector and threatening energy projects as state regulators, utilities and customers scramble to cope with layoffs and social distancing.
By Edward Klump and Kristi E. Swartz in Energywire
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FEMA warned the government in July that a pandemic would cripple the country's response capabilities by driving millions of people into overwhelmed hospitals. The coronavirus surfaced five months later.
By Thomas Frank in Climatewire
The novel coronavirus is disrupting the electricity sector and threatening energy projects as state regulators, utilities and customers scramble to cope with layoffs and social distancing.
By Edward Klump and Kristi E. Swartz in Energywire