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Danya Henninger is a Philadelphia-based journalist who believes local news is key to a thriving community, and that its format will continue to evolve. As editorial director at Technical.ly, she oversees a multi-local newsroom covering tech and entrepreneurship in emerging US innovation hubs. She previously ran Billy Penn, a local news startup acquired by Philly public media organization WHYY, and is a former food and beer writer. Prior to journalism, she and her husband founded and ran Imagic …

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Hey young jobseekers: It’s not the robots (yet)

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By Danya Henninger Verified
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• Young-graduate unemployment is genuinely high, but the rise is driven by a frozen hiring market and more job-seekers, not AI layoffs. It’s a stuck economy, not a robot takeover. • AI’s real fingerprints are narrower and stranger: Computer-science grads carry one of the highest jobless rates of any major even at top pay, just 18% of jobs are thought to be at high near-term automation risk.
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Louisiana is one of 5 contenders for a federal nuclear energy campus

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By Danya Henninger Verified
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Louisiana is in the running to host a major nuclear energy campus that federal officials say could draw up to $50 billion in investment, create nearly 25,000 jobs and supply power to drive the AI surge. The US Dept. of Energy (DOE) this week named Louisiana among five potential host states for its Nuclear Lifecycle Innovation Campuses, alongside Idaho, Oklahoma, Tennessee and Utah. Energy Secretary Chris Wright signed memorandums of understanding with each state to keep exploring proposed projects.
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Meet 6 Louisiana founders working to solve the world’s environmental and energy challenges

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By Danya Henninger Verified
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New Orleans resident Johny Lopez wants to make building facades follow the sun. His startup, Solara, is developing moving solar panels that attach to building exteriors and not only generate electricity, but also provide shade and reduce interior cooling costs. It’s one of six startups selected for this year’s Cleantech Open NOLA cohort, whose founders will share their ideas at a public showcase on Wednesday in New Orleans.
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