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 La Niña is coming. Here’s what that means for weather
theconversation.com · Pedro DiNezio
La Niña and El Niño are the two extremes of a recurring climate pattern that can affect weather around the world.
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 The world just passed a major clean energy milestone
CNN · Staff
A boom in wind and solar meant a record-breaking 30 percent of the world’s electricity was produced by renewables last year, new data shows.
 What’s going on with zombie colleges?
USA TODAY · Chris Quintana
At least nine shuttered colleges have websites that you can apply to. What’s their endgame?
 Robot dogs with AI-targeting rifles undergo Special Ops evaluation
Ars Technica · Benj Edwards
Quadrupeds being reviewed have automatic targeting systems but require human oversight to fire.
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 The Cold War gaffe that upended American politics
POLITICO · Jeff Greenfield
And cost Gerald Ford the presidency.
 Why having a soundtrack at work could boost your productivity
Fast Company · Gretchen Rubin
It’s time to think more critically about your sound environment.
 The unstoppable noise that was Steve Albini
Rolling Stone · Rob Sheffield
The legendary musician, producer, and writer lived by his own fiercely stubborn code of punk DIY ethics.
 A highly subjective, rigorously reported ranking of barstools
Punch · Rachel Sugar
It’s a prime time to go out for drinks in America. Is it a prime time to sit?
 Farm to lunar table: How astronauts are eating today
Saveur · Kitty Greenwald
To prepare for upcoming years-long voyages, NASA has a new game plan for getting fresh food to the moon and beyond.
 How to build a Superman
gq-magazine.co.uk · Tom Ward
Celebrity PT Paolo Mascitti explains how David Corenswet got in shape for “Superman: Legacy,” coming in 2025.
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