The world’s largest carbon removal project yet is headed for Wyoming
A rendering of an aerial view of CarbonCapture’s direct air capture modules. | Image: CarbonCaptureA couple of climate tech startups
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Month: September 2022
NY AG tries to explain how Apple’s free Yankees stream is worse than cable TV
Photo by Sarah Stier/Getty ImagesYankees star Aaron Judge could break a home run record at Friday’s game against the Boston
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I used OpenAI’s new tech to transcribe audio right on my laptop
The benefits of AI without the drawbacks of the cloud. | Kristen Radtke / The Verge; Getty ImagesOpenAI, the company
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Trombone Champ’s creator thinks more games need to go all in on comedy
The “NASTY!” message when you flub a note is inspired. | Image: Holy Wow StudiosTrombone Champ has been the star
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Apple says old and new AirPods Pro ear tips are incompatible because of mesh density
The original AirPods Pro tips (left) have denser mesh than the new second-gen tips (right). | Photo by Chris Welch
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Mercedes-Benz’s electric G-Wagen is coming in mid-2024, chairman says
A concept version of the EQG was unveiled in 2021. | Images: Mercedes-BenzMercedes-Benz’s electric G-Wagen will arrive in mid-2024, the
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Rad Power offers first e-bike subscriptions in Europe
The RadRunner e-bike (left) and RadWagon e-cargo bike (right) can now be rented in Berlin. | Image: Rad PowerRad Power
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How fiber-optic cables helped researchers eavesdrop on whales
A baleen whale swimming in Alaska. Many species of baleen whales, like the one pictured above, spend time in the
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The US officially commits to global pact to drop planet-heating refrigerants
Air conditioner units sit in windows of an apartment building on July 20th, 2022, in Washington, DC. | Photo by
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Google’s new adventure game takes a top-down trip through ancient Mesoamerica
I love the cute characters in the game. | Screenshot by Jay Peters / The VergeGoogle’s Arts & Culture division
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