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ST PAUL, Minn. — A University of Minnesota professor is trying to solve a global energy problem heightened by artificial intelligence. By next year, experts at the International Energy Agency ...

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said that his TikTok touched a nerve with people online because it’s “indicative of a larger problem,” as voters are realizing that “the folks who got us into this mess are not the ones to ...

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The Union Government's Department of Agriculture has also advised against the use of chemical pesticides, warning that they may exacerbate the whitefly problem. To raise awareness and guide ...

Officials added, "For big trees, farmers can also use 'Encarsia formosa,' a parasitic wasp that feeds on whitefly. But to use this, farmers must stop using pesticides. At present, we are involved ...

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Science has a trust problem — at least, that is the common perception. If only, the argument goes, we could get people to ‘trust’ or ‘follow’ the science, we, as a society, would be ...