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Low-cost sensors track CO2 where it counts

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imageA sensor monitors carbon dioxide from the rooftop of the SF Exploratorium.Alexis Shusterman, Author provided

Earlier this summer, climate change was once again thrust into the global limelight, this time by an unlikely source – the pope. In his 184-page On Care for Our Common Home, Pope Francis warned:

“A very solid scientific consensus...

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Here's how minority job seekers battle bias in the hiring process

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imageWhat's a better strategy: cast a wide net or tailor it narrowly?Classified ad via www.shutterstock.com

Discrimination in the hiring process has limited the opportunities available to both racial minorities – such as African Americans – and women, with important consequences for their well-being and careers.

For example, research has shown...

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  1. Save your outrage: online cancer fakers may be suffering a different kind of illness
  2. The hunt for ET will boost Australian astronomy
  3. Thinking big in Beijing
  4. The future of data science looks spectacular
  5. How shrimp farming wreaked havoc on Sri Lanka's coasts
  6. History is the key to making sense of nuclear weapons
  7. How plankton help control clouds over the world's most remote oceans
  8. It's time for artists to take over the banks
  9. China's attempt to control hot markets only fans the flames
  10. Trying to measure the savings from the carbon tax is a mug's game
  11. When institutions let child sexual abuse happen, that should be a crime
  12. Why technology in sport poses a threat to keeping the game fair, safe and affordable
  13. New gene links to schizophrenia could open the door to improved treatments
  14. There's a new mood of determination in Africa's universities
  15. Foul-mouthed Minions? Some myths about children and swearing
  16. The twilight comet: Comet PanSTARRS
  17. Politics podcast: Ben Oquist on the direction of the Greens and the Senate crossbench
  18. We can prevent an epidemic of short-sighted kids with more time outdoors
  19. How political engagement on social media can drive people to extremes
  20. Mature, fit, preppy: how hiring for the 'right look' influences retail shoppers
  21. How badly do we want to solve this $32bn dollar persistent pain problem?
  22. Extremism plan pushes the UK down a dangerously illiberal road
  23. Ashley Madison hackers threaten to expose sexual fantasies
  24. Bishop case rests on whether fundraiser was Speaker's 'official business'
  25. A truly independent speaker could renew Australia's parliamentary democracy
  26. The march of the king crabs: a warning from Antarctica
  27. One year on from the carbon price experiment, the rebound in emissions is clear
  28. Borderline personality disorder is a hurtful label for real suffering – time we changed it
  29. An Uber for apartments could solve some common housing problems
  30. Cutting down the tall poppies: female athletes bullied in Aussie schools
  31. Writers and publishers are all at sea under Brandis and the NPEA
  32. Art and science combine to reveal the inner workings of our DNA
  33. Musical training can accelerate brain development and help with literacy skills
  34. From Greece to Iran: the importance of credibility
  35. How to solve the men-women wage gap in international soccer
  36. Britain seeks to understand why some Muslims migrate to Islamic State
  37. Trial in Senegal of former Chadian president is a victory for civil society
  38. The mathematics of better health. How much weight do you really need to lose?
  39. Explainer: why doesn't work always offer a safe escape route from poverty?
  40. In the West Bank, rocks kill (but mostly Palestinians)
  41. Why is life left-handed? The answer is in the stars
  42. Giving fish their medicine at the right time can make all the difference
  43. In first case of its kind, UK high court rules surveillance law unconstitutional
  44. We're stuck with the same debates about childcare as half a century ago
  45. That GST debate: is it game over, game on, or just a never-ending game?
  46. The quiet rebellion taking place in business schools
  47. Reading between the lines of Greece's bailout: debt relief is inevitable -- just not yet
  48. People near fracking wells show higher hospitalization rates
  49. The constitutional right to dignity: from gay marriage to #Black Lives Matter
  50. Lessons from the Apple e-book case
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