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The herbicide uses a new active ingredient and is aimed at controlling hard-to-kill weeds in row crops across the United States.
The Canadian company's application covers a system that lets operators control boat trim from either on board or from a dock using electric outboard motors.
A panel of international experts found that artificial intelligence poses dangers across health, safety, and human rights that current oversight cannot contain.
A new inventory found at least 82 non-native mollusk species now present in Brazil, with 20 classified as invasive.
Researchers used 226 bacterial samples dating back to the 1970s to trace how Acinetobacter baumannii evolved into a global threat.
Two-way charging systems that let electric vehicles feed power back to the grid are drawing attention from utilities and automakers.
The new facility will develop technologies to break down and reuse fabric materials at industrial scale.
The company is consolidating its shares to meet the stock exchange's minimum bid price requirement.
The Florida-based hospital network will use Lite Run technology to help patients walk sooner after injury or surgery.
The Federal Trade Commission said Amazon violated the Fair Credit Reporting Act by withholding transaction records from identity theft victims.
A researcher who flew drones over Sydney beaches for a full season found that detecting a shark and protecting swimmers are two different things.
A multiyear field experiment in Austria found that rising CO2 and warming together make droughts far more destructive to grassland ecosystems than models assumed.
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