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A daily 0.025° gridded column-averaged carbon dioxide dataset for terrestrial Europe from 2019 to 2023
Abstract High-resolution, continuous monitoring of atmospheric carbon dioxide (CO2) is essential for assessing regional carbon dynamics and tracking the effectiveness of climate mitigation policies such as the European Green Deal. Here, we present a daily, 0.025° × 0.025° column-averaged dry-air CO2 mole fraction (XCO2) dataset covering terrestrial Europe (12°W–40°E, 34°N–72°N) from 1 January 2019 to 31 December 2023.
Ignore FBI raid noise and focus on the real story: Free and fair elections
Opinion It’s time to say enough is enough. You can wear a MAGA hat and still stand up for one of the most sacred tenets of our democracy. FBI evidence response team members put up warning tape at Fulton County Election Hub and Operation Center in Union City on Wednesday, Jan. 28, 2026, as the FBI conducts a raid. (Arvin Temkar/AJC) For the purposes of this column, let’s set a few things aside: Greenland.
From the publisher: The AJC isn’t going anywhere ... it’s going everywhere
Opinion Readers are sharing dear memories of their relationship with the paper. That matters as we move with them to the future. "We're not going anywhere, we're going EVERYWHERE." (Cartoon by Mike Luckovich). Four months ago, we announced the AJC would print its final newspaper on Dec. 31. Since then, I’ve had the pleasure of corresponding with hundreds of subscribers. I’ve received handwritten letters, postcards, photos, old newspaper clippings, and emails. I’ve done my best to reply to everyone.
Dear Andy, I write today with important news about The Atlanta Journal-Constitution as we embark on a new chapter for this storied institution and the city we serve. On December 31 of this year, the AJC will print its last newspaper. We will begin the new year as a fully digital organization, committed, as always, to being the most essential and engaging news source for the people of Atlanta, Georgia and the South.
AJC proud to honor region’s Top Workplaces for 15th year
Atlanta continues to be a beacon for businesses and workers in the South and the United States. Measuring success is key to great business, and it’s only right that the Substance and Soul of the South, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, recognizes the Top Workplaces that call our region home. In that spirit, I want to outline some impressive statistics about business in metro Atlanta: 33 Fortune 500/1000 headquarters. No. 1 state for doing business for 11 years in a row. More than 200 Inc.
MARTA must bring in new leadership and stop misleading the public Original
MARTA is failing. The people of metro Atlanta deserve better. New leadership is needed. That’s the kind of direct statement MARTA officials should have issued when they announced Thursday that CEO Collie Greenwood was leaving his position early, after a tenure marked by failure and mismanagement. Instead, the MARTA board chose to lean into the fact that Greenwood’s U.S. visa had expired.
"Open-Hybrid Aortic Stent Placement for Recurrent Coarctation in Comple" by Andrew K Morse, Blaz Podgorsek et al.
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The visible and hidden mortality caused by flooding - Nature Medicine
A study advances our understanding of how different flood events affect direct and indirect causes of mortality — providing useful insights for disaster response and preparedness.
From the publisher: The AJC will hold officials accountable, provide news our readers need Original
Last week, voters across Georgia and the country went to the polls to exercise one of their most sacred rights as American citizens. The result was a comprehensive victory for former President Donald Trump, who will return to the White House, having swept all seven swing states and significantly tightened the margin in several other Democratic strongholds. The former president will be further emboldened by his party’s control of both houses of Congress.
Georgia is everywhere - and so is the AJC
Dear friends, Everywhere you look these days, our city and our state are at the center of the action, and the AJC is working hard to bring the action home to you. Georgia stole the show at the Democratic National Convention in Chicago this week. From U.S. Sen. Raphael Warnock’s opening night oratory to former Lt. Gov. Geoff Duncan’s harsh rebuke of his Republican party’s presidential nominee Wednesday, Georgians were ever-present. When it came time for the official roll call, U.S. Rep.
AJC proud to honor region’s Top Workplaces for 14th year
Great businesses make success measurable. In that spirit, I want to outline some impressive statistics about business in metro Atlanta: 31 Fortune 500/1000 headquarters. No. 1 state for doing business for 10 years in a row. More than 200 Inc. 5000 startups. Best place to start a career, according to WalletHub. Our city is a beacon for businesses and workers in the South and the entire United States.
The AJC is there for Atlanta when it matters most
The most important responsibility we have as a news organization is to be there for our community when it matters most. For the past week, as the people of Atlanta navigated geysers on the streets of Midtown and many were forced to boil their drinking water, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution has provided around-the-clock coverage of the developments. Our reporters and photographers were on the scene of the water main breaks, in the corridors of City Hall and out in our communities.
On this, we agree: Protect the Okefenokee
Two weeks ago, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution published a front-page editorial calling for Gov. Brian Kemp and House Speaker Jon Burns to take extraordinary action to protect Georgia’s treasured Okefenokee Swamp and Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge from the ambitions of an Alabama mining company poised to begin extracting titanium dioxide, a mineral most commonly used in toothpaste whitener and powdered doughnuts. The Okefenokee is the largest wildlife refuge east of the Mississippi River.
Georgia governor and speaker must preserve singular wonder of the Okefenokee
What is more important to the next generation of Georgians: the preservation of one of America’s ecological treasures or the mining of a mineral most commonly used in toothpaste whitener and frosted donuts? Oftentimes, political decisions are complicated. This one is not. Georgia Gov.
You aren’t one-dimensional. Neither are we. Original
Earlier this month, I moderated a panel about the state of our democracy. The group included a former Republican presidential candidate who once ran a global technology company, a former deputy attorney general of the United States during the George W. Bush administration and a former Democratic candidate for governor of Georgia who is the grandson of a former U.S. president.
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution launches new campaign: 'For the Greater Atlanta' - Editor and Publisher
Posted Monday, January 29, 2024 10:51 am Atlanta is one of the most dynamic cities in the nation, and it's evolving every day. We're committed to being an essential and engaging part of daily life in this city and to telling its stories to the people of Atlanta, Georgia and the South.” This week, the Atlanta Journal-Constitution (AJC) introduces a sweeping new marketing campaign and a refreshed user experience across its digital products and the printed newspaper.
With Taylor Heinicke at quarterback, there always is a chance
Everybody loves an underdog, and there is no bigger underdog in the NFL than Taylor Heinicke. He’s the perfect guy to lead an imperfect Falcons team into battle Sunday in New Orleans, with the playoffs on the line. After a season of ups and downs and twists and turns, the Falcons, somehow, still have something to play for.
AJC’s Andrew Morse: What a year - and 2024 will be even better
As 2023 ends, I want to thank you for your support of The Atlanta Journal-Constitution and to let you know what you can expect from us in 2024. We began this year establishing a new mission for the AJC — to be the most essential and engaging source of news for the people of Atlanta, of Georgia and the South. We’ve set a course to transform this storied daily newspaper into a modern media company that will serve our community for generations to come.
Opinion: Atlanta, we need the new public safety training center
The people of Atlanta deserve to have the best trained, most responsible, most empathetic public safety officers in the nation. The people of Atlanta deserve to walk the streets without fear of violent crime and to have a police force and fire and rescue department they can depend upon to protect and serve them. All of them. Therefore, Atlanta must build a modern training facility for our city’s public safety officers.
From our publisher: Historic week proves our commitment to informing you
We’ve all read about the decline of local news. We’ve seen the reports that thousands of newspapers have vanished from their communities and that large swaths of America have become news deserts. Proud institutions that were once the lifeblood of major American cities have ceased to exist, while others are mere shadows of what they once were.
This is a big day for us. We’re welcoming a true Atlanta legend to our…
President and Publisher Atlanta Journal-Constitution 10m This is a big day for us. We’re welcoming a true Atlanta legend to our team. It doesn’t get any more Atlanta than Monica. The Atlanta Journal-Constitution has announced that legendary Atlanta broadcaster Monica Pearson will join the AJC as the host of a new weekly video program and podcast, The Monica Pearson Show, and as an AJC contributor.
How to follow updates from the…
President and Publisher Atlanta Journal-Constitution 1m It’s going to be a busy weekend in Georgia and the AJC will be covering it all, as the indicted former President addresses the state Republican convention. The national headlines and top Georgia politics news are converging this weekend, as former President Donald Trump is expected to speak at the Georgia GOP convention. Follow in-depth coverage with our experienced journalists and photographers as Georgia is in the spotlight.
Opinion: We don’t have to live this way
We don’t have to live this way. We don’t have to live in fear of visiting the doctor, or taking a trip to the supermarket, or sending our children to school. We don’t have to duck and cover. Our children don’t have to participate in lockdown drills. We don’t have to sit and watch our streets turn into a combat zone on live television. We don’t have to mourn a 38-year-old mother who devoted her career to public health.
Building a Fake Printer to Grab Screenshots Off the Parallel Port [Hackaday]
[Tom Verbeure] recently found himself lamenting the need to take screen grabs from an Advantest R3273 spectrum analyzer with a phone camera, as the older gear requires you to either …read more View Article on Hackaday [Tom Verbeure] recently found himself lamenting the need to take screen grabs from an Advantest R3273 spectrum analyzer with a phone camera, as the older gear requires you to either grab tables of data over an expensive GPIB interface card, or print them to paper.
Andrew Morse named president and publisher of The Atlanta Journal-Constitution: Morse joins The Atlanta Journal-Constitution as it expands its digital audience while maintaining its dedication to providing strong, local, independent journalism to the metr
Press Release | The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Cox Enterprises has announced Andrew Morse as the new president and publisher of The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, effective on Jan. 9. Morse — a veteran media executive with more than 25 years of journalism experience — most recently held the role of EVP and chief digital officer for CNN Worldwide.
Colonial Pipeline CEO confirms $4.4 million ransomware payment
The CEO of Colonial Pipeline confirmed that he authorized a $4.4 million ransom payment to hackers in order to get the critical energy artery operating after it was closed in order to prevent malicious software from spreading through its systems. © Provided by CNET Colonial Pipeline was the target of a ransomware attack that forced it to shut down operations.
Gas crunch 2021: Colonial restarts hacked pipeline
Colonial Pipeline was the goal of a ransomware assault that pressured it to close down operations. Getty Photographs A significant US petroleum pipeline that’s been shut since last weekend has resumed operations, however markets disrupted by the closure might take days to return to regular.
Gas shortage 2021? What you really need to know about the pipeline hack
The weekend shutdown of a major US petroleum pipeline after a ransomware attack has highlighted the vulnerability of the country's critical infrastructure, which has been the target of an increasing number of cyberattacks. The attack has also sparked concern about a potential gas shortage, leading to panic buying, even as federal and state officials warn against lining up at the pump to hoard fuel.
Colonial Pipeline ransomware hack and gas shortage: What you need to know
The weekend shutdown of a major US petroleum pipeline after a ransomware attack has highlighted the vulnerability of the country's critical infrastructure, which has been the target of an increasing number of cyberattacks. Colonial Pipeline, which operates the main gas artery along the East Coast, shut down that pipeline Friday after discovering ransomware on its computer systems. The FBI blamed the attack on a group called Darkside.
Facebook's oversight board to rule on Trump's suspended accounts
Facebook 's content oversight board is planning to rule on Wednesday if former US President Donald Trump will be able to access the platform he was booted from amid concerns about inciting violence like the Jan. 6 insurrection on Capitol Hill. © Provided by CNET Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg testifies in October 2019. Getty Images The case has been highly watched because it underscores how private social media companies handle political speech from public figures as they push for free expression.
TikTok removed nearly 350,000 videos related to election misinformation
© Provided by CNET TikTok was busy fighting election misinformation during the 2020 campaign. James Martin/CNET TikTok removed nearly 350,000 videos in the US for violating rules on election misinformation, disinformation or manipulated media in the second half year, the short-form video app app said on Wednesday in a transparency report.
Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey is setting up a bitcoin node
© Provided by CNET Cryptocurrencies like bitcoin have surged in popularity. Angela Lang/CNET Twitter boss Jack Dorsey has set up his own bitcoin node. In a tweet posted late Thursday night, Dorsey shared a photograph of his computer running bitcoin node software. Nodes are part of the cryptocurrency's infrastructure, validating transactions. They keep full a full copy of bitcoin's blockchain ledger, which records all transactions in the cryptocurrency.
Twitter bans high-profile QAnon accounts in wake of Capitol Hill attack
© Provided by CNET Twitter cracks down on QAnon. Angela Lang/CNET Twitter banned on Friday the accounts of Gen. Michael Flynn, lawyer Sidney Powell and a host of other supporters of the bogus QAnon conspiracy theory embraced by many of President Donald Trump's most avid fans. The move comes just a day after the social network lifted a lock on the president's account for inflammatory tweets in the wake of a pro-Trump mob storming the Capitol.
COVID-19, presidential election top Wikipedia's most-read articles in 2020
© Provided by CNET Wikipedia relies on tens of thousands of volunteer editors Getty Images Wikipedia's 2020 looked a lot like everyone else's 2020: full of coronavirus and politics. The COVID-19 pandemic and the US presidential election dominated the online encyclopedia's year, with seven articles related to the two broad topics landing in its Top 10 for most-viewed articles of the past 12 months.
Uber offers 10 million rides to people seeking COVID vaccinations
© Provided by CNET Uber is offering free rides to people seeking coronavirus vaccinations. James Martin/CNET Uber said Thursday it would offer 10 million free or discounted rides to people seeking COVID-19 vaccinations, a pledge that mirrors a similar program the ride-hailing giant ran earlier this year.
MacKenzie Scott gives away more than $4 billion over four months
© Getty Images Jeff Bezos and MacKenzie Scott MacKenzie Scott, the former wife of Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos , said Tuesday that she's given away more than $4 billion since July, when she said she'd donated nearly $1.7 billion of her wealth to charitable causes. The gifts, which totaled $4,158,500,000, went to 384 organizations across the country, including food banks, emergency funds and services for the vulnerable.
Electoral College votes for Biden as country administers first COVID vaccinations
© Provided by CNET The president has refused to concede as his team looked at legal options to challenging the results. Getty Images The Electoral College affirmed President-elect Joe Biden's victory on Monday, as President Donald Trump continued to baselessly claim voter fraud denied him re-election. As of 3:00 p.m. PT, Biden had 302 electoral votes to Trump's 232 votes. A total of 270 votes are needed to win the Electoral College. Several states hadn't yet reported their votes.
Facebook's controversial Libra cryptocurrency could launch in January
© Provided by CNET Facebook and its partners plan to launch Libra, a new global cryptocurrency. Getty Images Libra , the cryptocurrency spearheaded by Facebook , could launch as early as January, according to The Financial Times, which reported the project will likely be smaller than its already-stripped-down plans. The Libra coin will likely be backed one-for-one by the US dollar, the paper reported, a more limited version of earlier plans.
Election 2020: Facebook, Twitter and YouTube wrestle with misinformation
© Provided by CNET Social media companies are fighting misinformation about election results. Getty Images Facebook , Twitter and YouTube continue to battle misinformation on their services as vote counts proceed in a tight and bitterly contested presidential election.
Coronavirus cripples tech giants
The coronavirus is starting to impact the technology industry’s global business. Apple and Google, among others, have begun closing stores and offices, limiting business travel to China and bracing for supply chain disruption as health officials around the world seek to contain the disease. The GSMA, the group that organises Mobile World Congress, said it would have additional medical personnel on-site when the conference opens in Barcelona on February 24.
Letter: Don't rename the federal courthouse
The Utah congressional delegation intends to vote to name our federal courthouse after Sen. Orrin Hatch. By this act, the delegation ignores the will of the Utah Legislature. In 2013, the Legislature passed House Joint Resolution 9 that urged the congressional delegation to name the courthouse after United States Supreme Court Justice George Sutherland, the only Utahn to serve on the United States Supreme Court.
Letter: Name courthouse for Sutherland, not Hatch
The Utah congressional delegation intends to vote to name the new federal courthouse in Salt Lake City after Sen. Orrin Hatch. By this act, the delegation ignores the will of the Utah Legislature. In 2013, the Legislature passed House Joint Resolution 9, which urged the congressional delegation to name the courthouse after George Sutherland, the only Utahn to serve on the U.S. Supreme Court.
Snowden: Alleged NSA attack is Russian warning - CNET
Posted on 16 agosto 2016 The former NSA contractor says the auction of alleged NSA cyber tools is meant to warn the US from retaliating for two hacks of Democratic Party organizations.
The stereo gear that amplifies my friendships - CNET
Posted on 30 luglio 2016 Peter had an irrepressible passion for music. I share that love through his old tube amplifier.
Change your name to Trump to get followed by The Donald - CNET
Posted on 20 luglio 2016 Nearly 45 percent of the accounts the GOP presidential nominee follows on Twitter carry his surname.
Obama, Zuckerberg promote entrepreneurship at Stanford - CNET
Posted on 24 giugno 2016 President Barack Obama and Facebook co-founder Mark Zuckerberg talk about the importance of entrepreneurs at the Global Entrepreneurship Summit.
Google wins Java lawsuit. Oracle sees future fight - CNET
Posted on 26 maggio 2016 A jury sides with Google over nitty-gritty in Android code.
Two Twitter executives fly the coop - CNET
Posted on 26 maggio 2016 Two top execs take flight as the social network's shareholders approve a stock plan designed to keep employees.
T-Mobile to launch HTC 10 next week - CNET
Posted on 11 maggio 2016 The wireless carrier is enticing people to buy the new high-end HTC product with giveaways.
Walmart, Visa go to court over how you pay for your unicorn helmet - CNET
Posted on 11 maggio 2016 The giant retailer and giant financial services company fight over PINs vs. signatures.
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