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Anthropic finds Claude models breach real systems during cybersecurity evaluations
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New sales tax hike takes effect Aug. 1 in Chicago and surrounding counties
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Delhi’s Pro Athletes Have Smog Coaches Now
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5 observations from Day 3 of UND football camp
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Nairobi’s Moonlight Medics Run Clinics Off Scooters
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The trees of the Amazon pump such staggering amounts of moisture into the air that they create invisible rivers in the sky, and those rivers travel thousands of kilometres to water farmland in countries far from the forest itself
Try to picture, for a moment, the sheer physical scale of what a single large tropical tree does over the course of a day. Water rises out of the soil through the roots, moves up the trunk through millions of narrow tissue channels, spreads out through the branches, and exits through microscopic pores on the [...] The post The trees of the Amazon pump such staggering amounts of moisture into the air that they create invisible rivers in the sky, and those rivers travel thousands of kilometres to water farmland in countries far from the forest itself appeared first on Space Daily .
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