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June 06, 2022

Weather Tropical Storm Alex Ushers in Hurricane Season The storm is the first of what is expected to be a very active season, with six to 10 hurricanes By Daniel Cusick,E&E News

Inequality Suicides among Black People May Be Vastly Undercounted Lack of data explains why By Sara Novak

Mental Health Mass Shootings Leave Lasting Psychological Wounds Tragedies such as the ones in Uvalde, Tex., and Buffalo, N.Y., can lead to major depression, PTSD and other lingering mental distress among survivors By Claudia Wallis

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Artificial Intelligence Artificial General Intelligence Is Not as Imminent as You Might Think A close look reveals that the newest systems, including DeepMind's much-hyped Gato, are still stymied by the same old problems By Gary Marcus

Animals Meerkats Are Getting Climate Sick For meerkats in the Kalahari Desert, rising temperatures spark deadly outbreaks of tuberculosis. By Karen Hopkin | 03:24

Animals Science News Briefs from around the World: June 2022 In case you missed it By Joanna Thompson

Astronomy James Webb Space Telescope Set to Study Two Strange Super-Earths Space agency officials promise to deliver geology results from worlds dozens of light-years away By Elizabeth Howell,SPACE.com

Paleontology Sex Life of One of Earth's Earliest Animals Exposed The first known male appendage from trilobites has been found in a 508-million-year-old fossil By Joanna Thompson

Privacy Political Affiliation Influences Our Fear of Data Collection It's not government Americans don't trust with their data; it's the opposite political party By Samuel Dooley,Angelica Goetzen,Elissa M. Redmiles

Inequality People Who Are Making Health Care More Fair Four innovators are finding new solutions for the problem of injustice By Julia Hotz

FROM THE ARCHIVE As 2022 Hurricane Season Looms, a Current That Fuels Monster Storms Is Very Warm The Loop Current in the Gulf of Mexico has fueled major storms such as Hurricane Katrina By Nick Shay,The Conversation US | May 2022

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