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Most of us will first experience climate change through water.
While we were closing the issue, I found a video on Twitter on the highway outside Vancouver, which was submerged. He was not the only one. The densely populated urban heart of British Columbia was cut off from the rest of Canada by flooding and mudslides after crossing the atmospheric river. The country's busiest port…
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Our favorite photographs from 2021
In 2021 we see images from the depths of geographical time, for dreamers working on today's important issues, for a glimpse of the transhuman future. Inside the machine that saved Moore's LawChristopher Payne How technology can finally start telling farmers things they didn't already knowLucas Foglia Outbreaks appear to be exacerbated during this timeChona Kasinger…
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A campus exhibition
"Leslie Thornton: Begin Again, Again," is the artist's first U.S. solo museum exhibition at the MIT List Center until February 13. This includes a new installation of Peggy and Fred in Hell (1983–2015).
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Improving access to healthy, fast-casual food
Cassandria Campbell, MCP '11, explores her interest in food in her first summer job working with food projects on farms in Lincoln, Massachusetts and Roxbury, where she grew up. She recalls, "I really enjoyed the experience of seeing things grow, and I admired how much Roxbury is changing by bringing people together and turning spaces…
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Energy from the earth, for the earth
Geothermal energy is a promising source of energy that is limited by factors including the need to find plants in areas where deep warm water reservoirs are easily accessible below the surface of the earth. Carlos Arak is considering replacing it with quizzes by his company, using groundbreaking technology developed at MIT. "We need to…
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14 cybersecurity predictions for 2022 and beyond
The threats of ransomware will continue to grow until governments and technological innovations make significant changes to the cost-benefit calculations for attackers, as crime is simply too lucrative. Such attacks are also expected to increase in serious industries where it is imperative to pay cyber criminals to protect health and safety. New tactics are expected…
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