Gabriel Tynes
Alabama Reporter at Courthouse News Service
Alabama courts @CourthouseNews with an eye on the Deep South.
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1 week ago |
courthousenews.com | Gabriel Tynes
Due to spotty meteorological data in the region, scientists examined oxygen isotopes in tree rings. (CN) — The Amazon rainforest is experiencing a dramatic shift in its rainfall patterns, with wet seasons growing wetter and dry seasons becoming increasingly arid, according to new research.
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2 weeks ago |
courthousenews.com | Gabriel Tynes
TUPELO, Miss. (CN) — As protests against immigration raids began this month in Los Angeles, Jamie Rebentisch was at home in Tupelo, some 2,000 miles from the tear gas. Some might argue that Tupelo, a town of around 37,000 in deep-red northeast Mississippi, is whole worlds away from liberal L.A. Best known as the birthplace of Elvis Presley, few people here are migrants at risk of deportation.
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2 weeks ago |
courthousenews.com | Gabriel Tynes
Acid bubbles provide a simple, inexpensive solution to reduce the salt buildup that hamstrings devices used to turn carbon dioxide into valuable fuels. (CN) — In an advance for green energy technology, Rice University engineers have eased one of the biggest headaches in converting climate-warming carbon dioxide into useful fuels. Their fix is as simple as it is effective.
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2 weeks ago |
courthousenews.com | Gabriel Tynes
A new study finds that our breathing patterns may be just as personal as a fingerprint, uniquely identifying individuals and revealing surprising insights into anxiety, sleep and overall health. Researchers say the discovery could pave the way for discreet diagnostics and even therapeutic tools. (CN) — Forget fingerprints or retinal scans—the future of biometric ID could be as simple as a deep breath.
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3 weeks ago |
courthousenews.com | Gabriel Tynes
In agreement with the 10th Circuit, a George W. Bush-appointed judge found the state's age restriction falls under the Second Amendment's "safe harbor" for gun regulations. (CN) — A federal judge has upheld Colorado’s ban on firearm purchases by individuals under 21, dealing a blow to gun rights advocates who argued the law violated the Second Amendment. In a closely watched case, Chief U.S. District Judge Philip A. Brimmer — a George W.
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RT @CourthouseNews: Judge upholds Colorado’s under-21 firearm purchase ban @gabetynes https://t.co/zNNYfoOqF0
Sen. Tommy Tuberville announced Tuesday he will complete his first term in the Senate while he campaigns for governor of Alabama: https://t.co/P0bnu9TmH5
RT @CourthouseNews: Judge says faucets will continue flowing in small Alabama town while it disputes its water bill @gabetynes https://t.c…