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Torpedo-Shaped Robot Deployed for Arctic Marine Life Exploration

Image via Live Science Its name is Bluefin, which holds several meanings from homage to the endangered bluefin tuna that represents all we’re doing wrong in our fishing industry to the fact that it’s going into frigid waters to explore Arctic marine life. The robot, or more appropriately, the Autonomous Underwater Vehicle (AUV), is central to a unique study to collect samples of the critters living in water too cold for humans to explore in other ways. Researchers are hoping that the specialized tools and techniques used by Bluefin … Read the full story on TreeHugger

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Torpedo-Shaped Robot Deployed for Arctic Marine Life Exploration

Working From Home Increases Productivity, Keeps Workers Happy and is Good For the Environment

Mauricio Alejo in Wired Phil Daoust of the Guardian questions the traditional home-to-office commute, First there is the actual getting to work, with the unreliable bus or overcrowded train and the time it takes to get there. He asks: ” Do you arrive stressed, exhausted, ripped off, degraded, suicidal, homicidal or all of the above?” Once you get there, being in the office isn’t always a joy either. Shirley Borrett, head of the Telework Associ… Read the full story on TreeHugger

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Working From Home Increases Productivity, Keeps Workers Happy and is Good For the Environment