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Japan earthquake live updates: Up to 30 mall employees missing after it collapses; several trapped at paper factory

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By Sarah Cooley, Kaydi Pelletier Verified, Arianna Nachman
| New York Post Verified
Dozens of people are unaccounted for Tuesday after a 7.1 magnitude earthquake rocked the city of Kumamoto, in southern Japan — sending a shopping mall crumbling, causing a bridge to buckle, collapsing a paper factory’s chimney and striking several homes. At least 50 people are injured, just one hospital reported, and more than 30 mall employees and paper factory workers can’t be reached, with fears they’re trapped under rubble, local news outlet NHK reported.
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Guarding AI memory

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By Natalie Isak, Sarah Cooley
| microsoft.com
AI memory transforms an AI system from a stateless tool into a learning collaborator. That unlocks powerful experiences, but it also increases the attack surface of the AI system. Without memory, attackers need to achieve their objective in a single prompt. With AI memory, they can shape behavior gradually over time or plant memories that influence agent reasoning after the original context is gone and user awareness is lower.
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The underappreciated importance of small wetlands in global methane emissions

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By Qing Zhu, Kunxiaojia Yuan, Etienne Fluet-Chouinard, Xiao Zhang, Jida Wang, Sara Knox Verified, Min Chen, Mengze Li, Rafael Stern, Alison M. Hoyt, Gavin McNicol, William Riley, Shushi Peng, Benjamin Poulter, Avni Malhotra, Sarah Cooley, Zhen Zhang, Songbai Hong, Zichong Chen, Zhe Zhu, Peter Raymond, Philippe Ciais, Robert Jackson, Hangkai You
| Nature Verified
Abstract Small wetlands remain underappreciated emission sources in the global methane budget. Using 30-m remote sensing data, we identify 160 million small wetlands (0.001–1 km²) in non-forested regions worldwide, contributing 24% of the total wetland methane emissions. Notably, methane emissions from small wetlands increased significantly over 2003–2022, with very small wetlands (<0.1 km2) dominating the magnitude and growth of small-wetland emissions.
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