Nations agree on tidal-energy compact after twelve-hour overnight session
The accord, signed by 34 coastal states, commits members to share grid infrastructure and sets the first shared safety standard for offshore microgrids.
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All culture →The archivists digitizing analog radio before it's lost
A small team in three cities is racing to preserve reel-to-reel broadcast history one tape at a time.
Why cookbook clubs are having a moment again
Inside the studio reviving hand-set letterpress for indie publishers
A Brooklyn workshop is teaching a new generation to set type by hand — and can't keep up with demand.
The quiet economics of the neighborhood bookshop revival
Glacier acoustics: what scientists learn by listening to ice
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