AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoField Science: Horace Greeley High School student Violet Clinton logged 11,377 moths in seven months, studying how habitat, weather and moon phases affect their numbers. Particle Physics: Brookhaven National Laboratory’s retired collider delivered a final surprise: oxygen collisions showed jets losing energy in tiny drops, offering a glimpse of matter from the early universe. Privacy & Surveillance: New York lawmakers passed a bill to protect privacy around license plate readers as concerns grow over their use. Clean Energy: New York is putting $200 million into solar, while Syracuse-area researchers warn that Micron’s chip plant could damage wetlands and raise concerns about wastewater. Micron says it will create replacement wetlands at twice the lost acreage. Quantum Research: New York City is investing $29 million in an NYU quantum lab, and Gov. Kathy Hochul announced a study highlighting the state’s role in quantum technology.
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