Whether it be writing an email or planning a vacation, about a quarter of Americans say they interact with artificial intelligence several times a day, while another 28% say their use is about once a day. But many people might be unaware of the environmental impact of their searches. A request made …#AI #climatechange #embargoedstudy #healthscienceclimate
Some AI Prompts Can Cause 50 Times More CO2 Emissions Than Others

Something strange is going on 15,000 light years from Earth. Out at that distant remove, somewhere in the constellation Scutum, an unexplained body is semaphoring into space, blinking in both X-ray and radio frequencies once every 44 minutes in a way never seen by astronomers before. The object …#Space #embargoedstudy #healthscienceclimate
Scientists Are Stumped by Mysterious Pulsing ‘Star’

“We were surprised at the magnitude of the association between ambient temperature and OSA severity,” said Bastien Lechat, the lead author of the paper and a senior research fellow at South Australia’s Flinders Health and Medicine Research Institute, in a statement that accompanied the recent …#adaptation #climatechange #embargoedstudy #health #healthscienceclimate
Climate Change Is Worsening Sleep Apnea

The team examined three scenarios in which policymakers took low, medium, and high levels of action to combat climate change, and created an atmospheric chemistry model to simulate the possible air quality in 2050. The researchers defined a high level of action as being one where emissions from the …#policy #climatechange #embargoedstudy #healthscienceclimate
Cutting Emissions Could Prevent Thousands of Deaths Linked to Polluted Air

In their new research, White’s team conducted several experiments with more than 2,000 people, who they asked to write about karmic events in their own life or the lives of others. Most people (86%) chose to write about something that had happened to themselves, and of those people, nearly 59% …#Psychology #embargoedstudy #Evergreen #healthscienceclimate
Why We Think We Deserve Good Karma—And Others Don’t