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Top news of the week: 03.08.2022.

#MissionSoil
#EUBiodiversity
#EUGreenDeal
#EUSoil
#EUHaveYourSay
#HIPAA
#Amazon

@EU_ScienceHub shared
On Aug 2, 2022
RT @EU_ENV: Soil is vital for food security and for life on 🌍 With a possible #EUSoil Health Law, we want to grant it the same level of protection as air, water or the marine environment #EUHaveYourSay on our proposal now: https://t.co/ZZYOdb4Mpj #EUBiodiversity #MissionSoil #EUGreenDeal https://t.co/ow7lw9eVt0
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Commission consults citizens and stakeholders on possible EU Soil Health Law

Commission consults citizens and stakeholders on possible EU Soil Health Law

The European Commission has launched an online public consultation on the development of a possible EU Soil Health Law.

@AP shared
On Aug 3, 2022
Robinhood says it's cutting nearly a quarter of its workforce. Crashing cryptocurrency prices and a turbulent stock market are keeping more customers off the company's trading app. https://t.co/E0sGzwzKh8
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Robinhood cuts 23% of its workforce as fewer users trade

Robinhood cuts 23% of its workforce as fewer users trade

NEW YORK (AP) — Robinhood Markets said Tuesday it's cutting nearly a quarter of its workforce, as crashing cryptocurrency prices and a turbulent stock market keep more customers off its ...

@ITIFdc shared
On Aug 2, 2022
There is no reason to believe that #Amazon’s acquisition of One Medical changes its incentives to break the law and violate #HIPAA. Read @julieinannap's latest https://t.co/7PznvA95KJ
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Amazon’s Acquisition of One Medical Brings Needed Innovation to Primary Care

Amazon’s Acquisition of One Medical Brings Needed Innovation to Primary Care

Amazon has combined three things that business strategists said could not be done—low costs, high quality, and customization. “Amazoning” health care that way would be a good thing.

@AP shared
On Aug 2, 2022
A criminal complaint quietly filed last month in Miami accused a Florida exporter of falsely labeling some 5,666 pounds of China-bound shark fins. The case highlights the U.S.’s role as a transit hub for fins that a bill in Congress is seeking to outlaw. https://t.co/pdHiVmmwbh
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Feds target US companies caught in lucrative shark fin trade

Feds target US companies caught in lucrative shark fin trade

MIAMI (AP) — It's one of the seafood industry's most gruesome hunts. Every year, the fins of as many as 73 million sharks are sliced from the backs of the majestic sea predators, their ...

@AP shared
On Aug 2, 2022
The first cargo ship to leave Ukraine since Russia invaded in February has hit bad weather in the Black Sea and will arrive Wednesday in Istanbul. The  internationally-brokered deal to move Ukrainian grain stockpiles comes amid a global food crisis. https://t.co/LMszGRVBl7
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Bad weather in Black Sea slows 1st Ukrainian grain shipment

Bad weather in Black Sea slows 1st Ukrainian grain shipment

KYIV, Ukraine (AP) — The first cargo ship to leave Ukraine since Russia invaded its neighbor more than five months ago has run into bad weather in the Black Sea and is set to arrive later ...

@siliconrepublic shared
On Aug 2, 2022
IERC research aims to tackle ‘dispatch downtime’ in Ireland’s solar plants https://t.co/COhnnSVpqu
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IERC research aims to tackle ‘dispatch downtime’ in Ireland’s solar plants

IERC research aims to tackle ‘dispatch downtime’ in Ireland’s solar plants

IERC has teamed up with Amarenco to optimise energy storage in solar plants with the help of AI, to reduce the time they spend offline.

@siliconrepublic shared
On Aug 2, 2022
Spanish police have arrested two people believed to be responsible for a cyberattack targeting the country’s radioactivity alert network last year. Elsewhere, a natural gas and electricity network operator in Luxembourg has been hit in a ransomware attack https://t.co/yT7Cas5eQP
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Spain arrests two suspected hackers for targeting radiation alert network

Spain arrests two suspected hackers for targeting radiation alert network

Authorities in Spain said the hackers worked for a firm that maintained the radiation alert system, giving them knowledge to launch an attack.

@AP shared
On Aug 1, 2022
In Colombia, GPS satellite trackers in government-assigned vehicles keep tabs in real time on more than 3,700 high-risk individuals including journalists, indigenous activists and labor organizers. Privacy experts call the system illegal. https://t.co/h0dI8aiuMB
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High-risk Colombians say GPS devices only add to dangers

High-risk Colombians say GPS devices only add to dangers

The bulletproof vehicles that Colombia’s government assigns to hundreds of high-risk individuals are supposed to make them safer. But when an investigative reporter discovered they all had ...