Letter to the editor: Energy consumers deserve real choice
Anya Litvak’s Oct. 18 article (“What best serves electric consumers?”) highlights an important debate over electricity affordability...
Anya Litvak’s Oct. 18 article (“What best serves electric consumers?”) highlights an important debate over electricity affordability...
Nearly three years ago, Fox Chapel Park Commission volunteers began the hardy task of plucking invasive privet and other woody species from Salamander Park to make way for native trees. The efforts, which included AP Environmental Science students from Fox…
LONDON — The United Kingdom will likely face artificial intelligence cyberattacks on its critical infrastructure by 2028 as criminals and states,...
I have written software for flight simulators and surgical robots. I have used AI models for coding in C++. I know their capabilities. Big Tech is betting trillions that AI will replace most human work. If that bet pays off,…
Meta said it was postponing the rollout of new terms for its business accounts after an outcry from media companies and open-web advocates who said the...
The founding director of the University of Notre Dame’s Technology and Digital Studies program will give a presentation Tuesday about artificial intelligence in Greensburg. John Behrens will present “Babel or Jerusalem? AI, Daily Life & the Common Good” at 7 p.m.
With warehouse development expanding and massive hyperscale data centers looming on the horizon, environmental group PennFuture has released a model ordinance for “green” stream buffers to help Pennsylvania municipalities stay ahead of rising stormwater impacts. Each of these large-scale projects…
Apple's new touchscreen MacBook Pro costs $400 more than the same laptop with the older display, and it runs the same processors. 9to5Mac reporter Michael Burkhardt, who already owns an M4 Pro MacBook Pro, wrote Saturday that he is not rushing to upgrade.
In the Sep. 14 article “EPA eliminates rule that limits planet-warming greenhouse gas emissions from power plants,” the EPA said, “Revoking...
One sewer outfall on Tacony Creek sends an average of 1.4 billion gallons of combined sewage and stormwater into the creek each year, and one on Frankford Creek sends 878 million gallons, WHYY reported Monday. Both creeks, which run along and through…
Solar, wind, and other renewable-energy projects underway in communities and industrial sites across Pennsylvania.
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