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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.
Trump administration appointees working in key environmental and energy jobs have endorsed conspiracy theories, misinformation, and racist and lewd jokes on social media, an E&E News review has found.
By Hannah Northey and Corbin Hiar in Greenwire
MINNEAPOLIS — Minnesotans have seen this race before: A suburban state lawmaker rides a wave of discontent into the final weeks of a campaign against a better-known opponent.
By Daniel Cusick in Climatewire
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Trump administration appointees working in key environmental and energy jobs have endorsed conspiracy theories, misinformation, and racist and lewd jokes on social media, an E&E News review has found.
By Hannah Northey and Corbin Hiar in Greenwire
MINNEAPOLIS — Minnesotans have seen this race before: A suburban state lawmaker rides a wave of discontent into the final weeks of a campaign against a better-known opponent.
By Daniel Cusick in Climatewire