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Another terrifying and thrilling OpEd day yesterday. Twitter is making some work from home permanent and if they do it then so goes the world, I guess. As always, the calming presence of AD Jim Datz helped bring another one in on time. I still love when you see the image in your newsfeed just minutes after it was turned in.
NYTimes Book Review - online now, in print on Sunday. A new process for extracting DNA from ancient bones has revealed unknown connections in human lineage.
Paying attention to energy conservation - for Northwestern University.
One of three full pagers for USC - this one about using AI for law enforcement.
New for fivethirtyeight.com about how politicians cherry pick science to suit their arguments.
Christian Aid encouraging bankers to invest in renewable energy - new for Beetroot Design, London.
When a free press is too free for it’s own good - new for University of Pennsylvania.
NEW for Pentagram and World Wildlife Fund about starting a green team at work.
