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Mobility
The Cheap Bolt Charges Faster Than GM's Premium EVs. That's a Problem for Ultium.
The new Chevy Bolt charges faster than GM's pricier Ultium EVs, and the reason why exposes a quiet flaw in how the industry built its electric future.
Health
The Longevity Content Boom: What America's Most-Read Health Stories Reveal About Us
America's most-shared health stories of 2025 weren't about Ozempic. They were about beans, fasting, and living like a Sardinian — and that gap tells us something important.
Climate & Energy
The Battery Passport Arrives to Hold Clean Energy's Dirtiest Secret Accountable
A new battery passport scheme promises to clean up clean energy's supply chains, but its credibility will hinge on verification details still being written.
Climate & Energy
The UN's carbon market finally issues its first credits. The hard questions start now.
The UN's Article 6.4 carbon market has issued its first credits, but questions about legacy projects and political risk in Myanmar are already circling.
Climate & Energy
Europe's green mineral rush is eating into its most protected wild places
More than half of the EU's flagship mineral projects sit on or near its most protected habitats, exposing a fault line at the heart of the green transition.
Health
The Quiet Power Shift: Why Older Voices Are Reshaping What Longevity Means
When older adults become narrators rather than subjects, the entire architecture of longevity policy may need to be rebuilt from the ground up.
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Health
Stanford's Longevity Center Is Reframing What a Long Life Actually Means
Health
The Aging Heart: What Science Now Knows About Its Slow Unraveling
Health
The Companies Turning the Daily Commute Into a Climate Strategy
Climate & Energy
Methane cuts could buy the climate a decade. So why are we still falling short?
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Health
The Science of Satisfying Friendships and What It Reveals About the Loneliness Crisis
New research on what makes friendships genuinely satisfying is quietly reframing loneliness as a structural problem, not just a personal one.
Health
America's Friendship Recession Is a Public Health Emergency Hiding in Plain Sight
Social isolation raises your risk of premature death by 30 percent, matching cigarettes, yet America's friendship recession draws almost no policy response.