From increases in severe storms to warming average temperatures, the climate crisis presents pressing challenges to environmental and social conditions around the world. Forests have been recognized as a key to mitigating the impacts of global climate change, with an emphasis on their intake and storage of carbon. Additionally, urban forests and built green infrastructure […]
Researchers hope to gain insights into the intersection of artificial intelligence and human behavior by analyzing how bots software programs that perform automated tasks on the internet help spread conspiracies about earthquakes.
Severe weather can happen any day of the year. If you are in its path, you’ll probably get a warning in the form of a shrill alarm on your cellphone or text running across the TV screen. These messages are carefully crafted to make sure you have time to seek shelter before it’s too late, which could unnecessarily put you or emergency medical workers in harm’s way. But what actually causes people to respond to these warnings? Sign up for The Morning newsletter from the New York Times It’s somethi