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Mar 7, 2024 | 
justsecurity.org | Bryan Frederick |Caitlin McCulloch
The ongoing United Nations Environmental Assembly meeting in Nairobi, Kenya, has revealed sharp splits among countries over the risks of geoengineering projects. Energy from renewable sources is set to increase rapidly, putting downward pressure on energy prices and affecting major producers. Anger is growing within the developing world over climate change and what they see as the grossly inadequate response of wealthy countries that account for the majority of the causes of climate change.
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Mar 7, 2024 | 
rand.org | Bryan Frederick |Caitlin McCulloch
Climate change is on the verge of altering political, economic, and social systems in ways that could have far-reaching effects on U.S. security interests. There is growing awareness within the U.S. government that climate change could pose a serious national security threat.
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Mar 7, 2024 | 
rand.org | Bryan Frederick |Caitlin McCulloch
The ongoing United Nations Environmental Assembly meeting in Nairobi, Kenya, has revealed sharp splits among countries over the risks of geoengineering projects. Energy from renewable sources is set to increase rapidly, putting downward pressure on energy prices and affecting major producers. Anger is growing within the developing world over climate change and what they see as the grossly inadequate response of wealthy countries that account for the majority of the causes of climate change.
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Nov 28, 2023 | 
newsbreak.com | Caitlin McCulloch
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Nov 28, 2023 | 
diablomag.com | Caitlin McCulloch
For Kids:The Gift of MusicBook a private music class for your child and his or her pals at Benicia’s In Harmony Music. Choose from an in-person session, an outdoor class at First Street Green, or a virtual experience. For babies through 9-year-olds. $375 for 10 sessions, inharmonymusic.com. Cheetah ChicThe littlest member of your family will stay stylish and warm in this matching hand-knit cardigan and beanie by the Blueberry Hill.
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Nov 17, 2023 | 
diablomag.com | Caitlin McCulloch
Tray ChicKick off a meal—or a cocktail hour—with a charcuterie spread atop an ash driftwood square tray from Danville’s Whim House. It’s sustainably made and features a leather loop so you can hang it for easy storage. $135, whimhouse.com. Great GourdsShowcase squash in a fresh way with a pumpkin succulent from Pamana Plantas in Berkeley. The store will host a workshop on November 11 if you’re feeling creative, but you can also purchase one that’s ready to go whenever you please.
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Oct 20, 2023 | 
diablomag.com | Caitlin McCulloch
Top ChoiceA fitted long-sleeve top can stand on its own—or take your sundresses into fall by layering one underneath. The polo knit sweater by Dannijo is 100 percent merino wool, which keeps things cozy yet breathable. Available at San Ramon’s M by Maggie. $225, mbymaggie.com. Best DressedA dress that’s shorter in length with a long sleeve takes you into fall with ease. The playful floral print with bold autumn colors adds to the appeal.
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Oct 4, 2023 | 
stylemg.com | Caitlin McCulloch
Skip to main contentOctober means it’s time for spooky season! Sure, you can watch your favorite thrillers curled up on the couch, but when you’re ready to experience the real deal, choose one of these 10 local haunts—pun intended. Whether you love getting super scared, are a history buff, like a bit of putt-putt with your Halloween, or spirits are more your thing, there's something for everyone.
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Sep 22, 2023 | 
rand.org | Marek N. Posard |Caitlin McCulloch
As the United States heads into another contentious election cycle, there is a glimmer of bipartisanship on Capitol Hill on an unexpected topic: unidentified anomalous phenomena. That's right, UAPs—more commonly called UFOs.Both Republicans and Democrats in Congress support efforts to make more government records related to UAPs open to the public.
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Sep 19, 2023 | 
scientificamerican.com | Marek N. Posard |Caitlin McCulloch
As the U.S. heads into another contentious election cycle, there is a glimmer of bipartisanship on Capitol Hill on an unexpected topic: unidentified anomalous phenomena. That’s right, UAPs—more commonly called UFOs. Both Republicans and Democrats in Congress support efforts to make more government records related to UAPs open to the public.
