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Using Japan’s most powerful supercomputer, researchers reproduced cases of clear air turbulence around Tokyo. They simulated the fine vortices responsible for this dangerous phenomenon. The usefulness of the simulation in predicting turbulence was confirmed by comparing simulation data with data from aircraft recordings. This research should improve the forecasting of turbulence.

Supercomputer used to simulate winds that cause clear air turbulence

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Judge Rules Alabama Power Can Keep Its Solar Fee, Among the Nation’s Highest

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Despite a sunny climate, Alabama ranks 49th among U.S. states in residential solar installations—lower than Alaska. Advocates say the steep solar fee is part of the reason why.

In Alabama, a years-long battle over one of the nation’s highest backup fees for residential solar customers may have finally come to an end.

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Your ‘Widely Recyclable’ Starbucks Cup Is Still Trash

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“Starbucks wants consumers to think that the cups are recyclable so that consumers will buy lots of them and feel good about themselves.”

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Your ‘Widely Recyclable’ Starbucks Cup Is Still Trash

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FEMA Skips National Hurricane Conference Amid DHS Shutdown

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The conference is one of the largest aimed at preparing for hurricane season, which begins June 1. A task force report on potential reforms to the agency also remains on hold.

ORLANDO, Fla.—A major conference to help communities prepare for hurricane season kicked off Monday without the agency that coordinates federal disaster response.

FEMA Skips National Hurricane Conference Amid DHS Shutdown

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