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Amy Wang

  • Digital Content Strategist, Oregon Health & Science University
Portland
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Content strategist at @ohsunews; former journalist at @oregonian. 2023 VP, community engagement, @aaja_pdx. Bookworm. Gen X.
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Several states report cyberattacks as spy agencies suspect Iran is targeting water

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By Amy Wang, Ellen Nakashima Verified, Pranshu Verma Verified
| The Philadelphia Inquirer Verified
Federal authorities are warning that critical infrastructure systems in the United States could be at risk after at least seven states reported cyberattacks that interrupted their water or wastewater operations last week. According to a joint alert from the FBI and the Environmental Protection Agency, “malicious cyber actors” have been remotely tampering with some water systems’ internet-connected programmable logic controllers, or PLCs, causing loss of water pressure and flooding.
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Así se lanzan los globos meteorológicos que ayudan a predecir el tiempo en Colorado

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By Amy Wang
| Noticias Colorado
¿Cómo saben los meteorólogos qué tiempo hará en Colorado? Todo comienza con el lanzamiento de una radiosonda, un pequeño dispositivo que asciende hasta casi 100 mil pies de altura sujeto a un globo meteorológico. Durante su recorrido mide temperatura, humedad y velocidad del viento en tiempo real, información que permite mejorar los modelos de pronóstico.
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Prices are soaring on these everyday grocery items, driving up inflation

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By Amy Wang, Federica Cocco Verified
| The Spokesman-Review Verified
If trips to the grocery store have stung more recently, it’s not your imagination: Inflation is the highest it has been in three years. The consumer price index hit 4.2 percent in May, up from 3.8 percent in April, according to fresh inflation data out Wednesday. Prices have soared in particular on a lot of things Americans buy every day, including coffee, lettuce and more. While the war in Iran has fueled most of the run-up in prices, tariffs and drought conditions also have been playing a role.
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