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Guest Column: Discourage e-bikes from single-track trails
My personal opinion is that e-bikes ridden by reasonably mature riders pose no significant issues in almost all biking venues. The one exception is singletrack trails. In order to explain the problem with respect to single tracks requires a little bit of high school physics. Before we get into that, perhaps a little history. I got my first handmade “mountain” bike in 1982. That steel-frame, 35-plus pound bike is now in the Marin Museum of Bicycling.
Building the Future for Digital Health: A Talent Perspective
Digital health has been a major growth segment in the healthcare industry. Like many major disruptions we’ve seen in recent years, including ESG, artificial intelligence, big data, once it is widespread, companies need to rapidly build capabilities or get left behind. For those that embark on this new and rapidly evolving segment, there are limitless opportunities to develop breakthrough services and treatments for patients, enable access to care and improve costs.
Container Farming in the City
Air Date: Week of August 28, 2020 stream/download this segment as an MP3 file Corner Stalk Farm grows an acre’s worth of lettuce in a shipping container that only takes up 320 square feet. (Photo: Jay Feinstein) Modern industrial agriculture is a resource-intensive endeavor, requiring massive amounts of land, water, and energy. Some urban farmers are thinking outside the box by bringing their farms inside the box in the form of shipping containers.
'Dueling dinos' set off a long legal battle and a scientific debate
It’s been more than 200 years since the first dinosaur fossils were scientifically described. Since then, those prehistoric giants have captivated people of all ages, inspiring statues, theme parks and, of course, a film franchise. But a fossil discovery in Montana may upend the way we discover dinosaur bones and who can own them to begin with. The story starts back in 2006, with a fossil find on a ranch in Montana.
'Dueling dinos' set off a long legal battle and a scientific debate
It’s been more than 200 years since the first dinosaur fossils were scientifically described. Since then, those prehistoric giants have captivated people of all ages, inspiring statues, theme parks and, of course, a film franchise. But a fossil discovery in Montana may upend the way we discover dinosaur bones and who can own them to begin with. The story starts back in 2006, with a fossil find on a ranch in Montana.
'Dueling dinos' set off a long legal battle and a scientific debate
It’s been more than 200 years since the first dinosaur fossils were scientifically described. Since then, those prehistoric giants have captivated people of all ages, inspiring statues, theme parks and, of course, a film franchise. But a fossil discovery in Montana may upend the way we discover dinosaur bones and who can own them to begin with. The story starts back in 2006, with a fossil find on a ranch in Montana.
'Dueling dinos' set off a long legal battle and a scientific debate
It’s been more than 200 years since the first dinosaur fossils were scientifically described. Since then, those prehistoric giants have captivated people of all ages, inspiring statues, theme parks and, of course, a film franchise. But a fossil discovery in Montana may upend the way we discover dinosaur bones and who can own them to begin with. The story starts back in 2006, with a fossil find on a ranch in Montana.
'Dueling dinos' set off a long legal battle and a scientific debate
It’s been more than 200 years since the first dinosaur fossils were scientifically described. Since then, those prehistoric giants have captivated people of all ages, inspiring statues, theme parks and, of course, a film franchise. But a fossil discovery in Montana may upend the way we discover dinosaur bones and who can own them to begin with. The story starts back in 2006, with a fossil find on a ranch in Montana.
'Dueling dinos' set off a long legal battle and a scientific debate
It’s been more than 200 years since the first dinosaur fossils were scientifically described. Since then, those prehistoric giants have captivated people of all ages, inspiring statues, theme parks and, of course, a film franchise. But a fossil discovery in Montana may upend the way we discover dinosaur bones and who can own them to begin with. The story starts back in 2006, with a fossil find on a ranch in Montana.
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