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Edition 103

August 28, 2026

AI innovators, wildlife wonders, green tech breakthroughs, and future transport take center stage!

Erin Brockovich Is One of TIME's 100 Most Influential People in AI

Erin Brockovich Is One of TIME's 100 Most Influential People in AI

Erin Brockovich is now a TIME 100 honoree for using her activism skills to tackle AI data center issues. She's empowering communities with tools to track and report on these centers' impact.

Time

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Meetali Jain Is One of TIME's 100 Most Influential People in AI

Meetali Jain Is One of TIME's 100 Most Influential People in AI

Meetali Jain is TIME's 100 Most Influential in AI for her groundbreaking work fighting for victims harmed by AI. She's leading the charge to hold tech companies accountable for AI-driven tragedies, giving a voice to those impacted.

Time

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As Photo Ark turns 20, Joel Sartore photographs 18,000 animal species

As Photo Ark turns 20, Joel Sartore photographs 18,000 animal species

Photographer Joel Sartore celebrates 20 years of his Photo Ark project, capturing his 18,000th species. His stunning portraits aim to highlight biodiversity and inspire conservation efforts worldwide.

Conservation news

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Single-step process could overcome key challenge in recycling of spent EV batteries

Single-step process could overcome key challenge in recycling of spent EV batteries

Breakthrough in EV battery recycling: A new single-step process efficiently separates components and regenerates cathode materials to near-original performance. This eco-friendly tech reduces wastewater and energy use, paving the way for greener electric vehicles.

Tech Xplore

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Dubai VDX becomes world's first purpose-built eVTOL vertiport

Dubai VDX becomes world's first purpose-built eVTOL vertiport

Dubai VDX is now the world's first certified commercial vertiport, paving the way for electric air taxis. This groundbreaking facility is set to revolutionize urban transport with its advanced design and infrastructure.

Electrek

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Did You Know?

There is no specific age limit to participate in the Olympics, according to the International Olympic Committee's official rules, though individual sports may apply some age limits. The youngest athlete in modern Olympic history is Dimitrios Loundras. He won a bronze medal at 10 years old at the 1896 Athens Summer Olympics as part of the Greek gymnastics team.

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