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Repairing Panama Canal water levels

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McDonald report on the efforts to maintain water levels in the Panama Canal. Tags: Bloomberg , Panama Canal , water For Bloomberg, Peter Millard and Michael D.

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Infinite Craft with large language model

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Start with water, fire, wind, and earth and see what you can craft by combining elements. Tags: game , Large Language Model , Neal Agarwal Neal Agarwal made a game, Infinite Craft , that uses Llama 2 , a large language model, to build just about anything.

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Declining groundwater

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The New York Times analyzed water levels across the country since 1920. Tags: New York Times , water In more recent years, the levels aren’t looking great if we want to keep growing crops. An animated map using angled lines shows the fluctuations and decline.

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AI unlocks secrets of Amazon river dolphins’ behavior, no tagging required

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In the wet season, water spills from the rivers, flooding parts of the forests. Researchers who study the dolphins typically use boats to follow and sometimes tag […] Freshwater dolphins navigate the waterways of the Amazon Basin.

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World water gap

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We tend to use more water than is available in the world, which as you can imagine, can be problematic. In a collaborative effort, National Geographic mapped the water gap since 1980 : The result is a water gap in an increasing number of places. Tags: animation , National Geographic , water

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When you cross hyrdopower and a battery

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Instead of a big dam to store water, two reservoirs are used. When there is excess power available, water is pumped to the higher one, and when more is needed, water is released down to the lower one. Tags: energy , New York Times , renewable One is high. The other is low.

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Melting ice, global effects

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However, as NPR shows and describes in a visual series , the large amounts of fresh water melting into the ocean mixes in with currents and changes temperatures, chemistry, and water levels globally. Tags: climate change , glaciers , NPR Ice is melting at the poles, which makes it seem like a localized problem.

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