Por: Los Angeles Times Opinion January 05, 2023
In 1946 — just after World War II, and in an era when the streetcar still ruled the streets — Los Angeles leaders realized they had a problem. People were buying cars, but there wasn’t enough street parking near homes or businesses to store them all. Traffic jams were occurring as drivers cruised around just to find a spot. Officials’ solution seemed simple enough: From then on, every new residential or commercial building would have to... + full article
Forbes USA Tech January 06, 2023
Brett Reinford with cows at the farm.Dairy Management Inc. You may have heard about farms using anaerobic digesters to handle manure and generate electricity. The digesters also come in handy for keeping food scraps out of landfills while helping people keep the lights on. Lots... + más
Steeped In Purpose: How A Coffee And Tea Company Is Forging A New Kind Of Social Entrepreneurship | Forbes
The Laws of Thermodynamics Will Not Bend for Landfills | Slate
Chicago Sun Times USA Politics October 28, 2022
For three years, the Chicago Board of Education has been trying to collect more than $360,000 from a parking company co-owned by former Cook County Assessor Joseph Berrios’ son-in-law James T. Weiss, who is under federal indictment for bribery on an unrelated matter.... + más
Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot sings TikTok karaoke amid 37% increase in violent crime | Fox News
Stalking charge dropped against man who fired weapon near Mayor Lightfoot’s home: ‘He was just a disgruntled citizen,’ lawyer says | Chicago Tribune
9to5Mac USA Tech October 16, 2022
MacPaw’s app subscription service has proven extremely popular for Mac, and the company is now investing more in the iOS platform to bring the same benefits to iPhone and iPad. Users pay a single monthly subscription for full access to the pro versions of a wide range of... + más
Apple no longer signing iOS 16.0 and iOS 16.0.1, blocking downgrades from iOS 16.0.2 | 9to5Mac
Apple stops signing iOS 15.6.1, but you can still downgrade from iOS 16 | 9to5Mac
CNN USA Business October 14, 2022
CNN Business — In the past two months, Apple, Google and Samsung have all unveiled their newest smartphones and other devices with the goal of getting consumers to upgrade ahead of the holidays. But in the process, these and other companies may also be adding to a growing... + más
The federal government can't dispose of some nuclear waste. It could lead to a disaster. | 10 WBNS
DOE Expects To Start ‘Vitrifying’ Hanford Nuclear Waste Next Year | Forbes
Forbes USA Tech October 11, 2022
The Low-Activity Waste Facility melters, shown here during delivery and installation in 2010, weigh ... [+] 300 tons and are designed to vitrify 5,000 gallons of low-activity waste each day — or 1.75 million gallons each year — during full operations.DOE In 2023 the... + más
Former Episcopal teacher groomed students for sex, lawsuit says; student claims school knew | The Advocate
10 WBNS USA Health October 06, 2022
WASHINGTON — The federal government has no legal way to dispose of certain nuclear waste, forcing sites around the country to hold onto their radioactive waste and risking widespread environmental damage or the creation of a dirty bomb, according to a. A report released last... + más
This is the smart way for the U.S. to respond to Putin's hints over nuclear weapons | MarketWatch
The Boston Globe USA Business September 21, 2022
For decades, it seemed as if urban developers couldn’t build enough parking. Now one Boston-area city may say they don’t have to build any at all.An ambitious new policy is moving forward in Cambridge that would end so-called minimum parking requirements for new residential... + más
Ginther: $1.5 billion bond package will go before Columbus voters this November | 10 WBNS
In a work-from-anywhere world, how will Kendall Square adapt for the future? | The Boston Globe
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