This methane sniffing satellite will leave climate polluters nowhere to hide – Artofit

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This methane-sniffing satellite will leave climate polluters nowhere to hide

Set to launch as early as next week, MethaneSAT will partner with Google to map leaks from the oil and gas industry and beyond.
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AI is vulnerable to attack. Can it ever be used safely?

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