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Cosmetics giant Sephora first to be fined for violating California’s Consumer Privacy Act

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Business & Technology

Cosmetics giant Sephora first to be fined for violating California’s Consumer Privacy Act

4 years ago Curated by John Wysocki

Image credit: William W. Potter / Adobe Stock. Article by Lance Whitney. TechRepublic - August 26, 2022. Sephora will have...

Can green hydrogen save a coal town and slow climate change?

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Climate Change: Mitigation & Adaptation

Can green hydrogen save a coal town and slow climate change?

4 years ago Curated by Theresa Wysocki

Article by Sam Metz. AP News - July 19, 2022. DELTA, Utah (AP) — The coal plant is closing. In...

Western river compacts were innovative in the 1920s but couldn’t foresee today’s water challenges

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Climate Change: Mitigation & Adaptation

Western river compacts were innovative in the 1920s but couldn’t foresee today’s water challenges

4 years ago Curated by Theresa Wysocki

Photo caption: Delph Carpenter, standing at center, at the signing of bills approving the Colorado River and South Platte River...

Jaclyn Wright’s Blaze Orange Uses Photography to Question the “American West”

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Art, Design & Technology

Jaclyn Wright’s Blaze Orange Uses Photography to Question the “American West”

4 years ago Curated by Theresa Wysocki

Installation photograph, Jaclyn Wright: High Visibility (Blaze Orange), (photo by Zachary Norman, © UMOCA). Article by Scotti Hill. Hyperallergic - April...

Utah should pay homeowners to replace grass with xeriscaping, Cox says

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Climate Change: Mitigation & Adaptation

Utah should pay homeowners to replace grass with xeriscaping, Cox says

5 years ago Curated by Theresa Wysocki

Photo: Waves break on the shoreline of Utah Lake near the American Fork Boat Harbor on Thursday, June 17, 2021....

Cosmetics giant Sephora first to be fined for violating California’s Consumer Privacy Act

Can green hydrogen save a coal town and slow climate change?

Western river compacts were innovative in the 1920s but couldn’t foresee today’s water challenges

Jaclyn Wright’s Blaze Orange Uses Photography to Question the “American West”

Utah should pay homeowners to replace grass with xeriscaping, Cox says

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