Toxic dust from 9/11 connected to 57,000 cancer cases from the World Trade Center

9/11 responders with PTSD exhibit signs of rapid aging years later.

When the alerts sounded on September 11, 2001, my first priority was ensuring my children’s safety. Then, I headed to Bellevue Hospital—my anchor during that chaotic time. I assisted in evacuating the hospital where I had trained, directing patients to other facilities in anticipation of those who would come from the World Trade Center. But […]

Amy Acton States Ohio Is the Center of the Governor’s Race

Amy Acton States Ohio Is the Center of the Governor's Race

Ohio Gubernatorial Race Heats Up Amy Acton, a Democratic candidate for governor in Ohio, has characterized her state as “ground zero” in the upcoming national political battle, as seen in a video that has gained traction online. In the footage shared this week, Acton referenced her strong performance in the primaries and her connections to […]

Tech Company Aims to Use Geothermal Energy for Large Data Center

Tech Company Aims to Use Geothermal Energy for Large Data Center

Google is making a significant investment in geothermal energy as it looks to expand its data center infrastructure sustainably. On Tuesday, Fervo Energy announced that it has secured a deal with Google for its Cape Station geothermal initiative in Utah. This agreement, reported by the Wall Street Journal, highlights the growing trend among tech giants […]

AI Labs Turn to Space for Their Data Center Requirements

AI Labs Turn to Space for Their Data Center Requirements

Data centers were once seen as key contributors to economic development. Nowadays, many Americans aren’t keen on having them nearby. So, is space the solution? Data centers expanded largely across the Southern and Midwestern United States as local governments presented them as a means to stimulate economies. However, growing opposition from communities has prompted legislators […]