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Mar 29 2024
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Three years of weekly DEMs, aerial orthomosaics and surveyed shoreline positions at Waikīkī Beach, Hawai‘i - Scientific Data
In this dataset, we present 128 coastal surveys conducted between 2018 and 2021 at Kahaloa Beach, also known as the Royal Hawaiian Beach, in Waikīkī, Hawai‘i. Surveys were conducted on a near-weekly basis, providing a 0.5 m digital elevation model, an orthorectified image mosaic with 0.03 m resolution, and shoreline vectors at MHHW and MSL, along with a surveyed shoreline position for each
Nature.comMar 14 2024
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Google reaches clean energy agreement with SRP to power Mesa data center
Google has announced an eight-year clean energy agreement with utility Salt River Project to support the tech company’s new data center in Mesa. The pact calls for 434 megawatts of clean wind and solar energy, storing some of it in batteries. That will power three facilities owned by NextEra Energy Resources on SRP’s power grid. That's roughly enough energy to power 100,000 average-sized homes
AZ CentralMar 14 2024
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Central Toledo urban farm to announce crime reduction data in Junction neighborhood
Founder and president of Urban Holistics says the green space has made an impact in the community since its founding five years ago. Example video title will go here for this video Example video title will go here for this video Urban Holistics opened five years ago in the Junction neighborhood. The community green space, called Tatum Park, covers multiple lots and is open to the public from
WTOL 11Mar 13 2024
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The San Francisco exodus is over — but data still points to city’s slow recovery
The city’s population increased to an estimated 808,988 residents as of July 2023, up 0.15% from the prior year’s revised 807,774, according to census data released late Wednesday. It remains far below its pre-pandemic level, down nearly 65,000 people or an estimated 7.4% compared to April 2020, after seeing some of the heaviest losses in the country. There are other signs that the city is
San Francisco ChronicleMar 22 2024
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‘Kind of scary’: More Utah students feel unsafe in school restrooms, state data shows
At Jay’s high school, it can feel uncomfortable inside the school’s restrooms, they said. Groups of students like to congregate there, the Sanpete County student said — sometimes to vape, sometimes just to hang out without teacher supervision. “It’s not like there’s any cameras in there, so if something goes down, there’s not any records except for whatever people say,” said Jay, whose full
The Salt Lake TribuneMar 12 2024
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17 crashes into one property, the data on why it is happening more in minority communities
MILWAUKEE — Milwaukee County released a new dashboard to detail the location, time, and severity of motor vehicle crashes. The data shows fatal crashes are disproportionately affecting people of color. After viewers asked why there was a link between these fatal crashes and race, we dug deeper into the issue to answer your questions. Junious Merriweather is no stranger to reckless driving and
WTMJ 4 MilwaukeeMar 11 2024
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Labor data changes tell good news, bad news story for Indiana
Indiana’s unemployment rate has been unchanged for five months, holding steady at 3.5 percent. That’s according to recently updated numbers from the federal Bureau of Labor Statistics. The agency’s yearly revisions also show that the state had about 22,000 more people employed last year than originally reported. The federal government spends the start of each year collecting more detailed
Indiana Public MediaMar 11 2024
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Labor data changes tell good news, bad news story for Indiana
Indiana’s unemployment rate has been unchanged for five months, holding steady at 3.5 percent. That’s according to recently updated numbers from the federal Bureau of Labor Statistics. The agency’s yearly revisions also show that the state had about 22,000 more people employed last year than originally reported. The federal government spends the start of each year collecting more detailed
WVPEMar 23 2024
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Alaska House votes to give police warrantless emergency access to cellphone location data • Alaska Beacon
Under legislation passed Thursday by the Alaska House of Representatives, police searching for a lost hiker could obtain cell phone and satellite phone location data without a warrant. The House approved House Bill 316 by a 38-1 margin after moving it forward with unusual speed, and the Senate has referred to its state affairs committee for further discussion. The measure is modeled after
Alaska BeaconMar 05 2024
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MI Winters Are Getting Warmer, Analysis of 45 Years Of Data Shows
MICHIGAN — Winter temperatures across Michigan have warmed by more than a half-degree since 1980, according to a new analysis looking at how climate change has contributed to warmer winters in most of the country. The analysis of winter temperature data from 1980-2024 by Harry Stevens, a columnist for The Washington Post’s Climate Lab section, showed 86 percent of the continental U.S. has
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