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The fifth national climate assessment: Report shows change is here, but there is hope

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By Adrienne Day , Gaby Clark , Andrew Zinin 
| Phys.org
Damage from Hurricane Ian. Credit: Florida Fish and Wildlife. The Fifth National Climate Assessment was released this morning, with dire messaging around the need for the immediate reduction of greenhouse gas emissions—but also hope, with advances in technology and increased adoption of renewable energy since the last report was issued in 2018.
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Raising AI for a Just Climate Future

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By Adrienne Day 
| State of the Planet
Credit: Chi-tan/iStock As the mother of a toddler, working in academia at the intersection of AI and climate justice, I can’t help but see uncanny parallels between the behavior of my child and AI systems. Both are in the early stages of encountering a complex world and trying to orient themselves within it, shaped by the stories and information we feed them and by whose experiences we choose to center or consign to the margins.
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Why Manhattanhenge Matters Beyond the Sunset

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By Adrienne Day 
| State of the Planet
Photo: Andreas H. / Pixabay On Friday, May 29, just before sunset, crowds will gather in Midtown to watch the sun slip perfectly between Manhattan’s buildings for a biannual phenomenon known as Manhattanhenge. The spectacle lasts only a few minutes, yet it draws a level of collective attention that’s increasingly rare in a city where nature is, for many, an afterthought.
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