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U.S. federal agency that creates and enforces regulations protecting human health and the environment, including air, water, and chemical safety.
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The agency's own 2024 projections for the withdrawn standards, 1.38 billion metric tons of carbon dioxide and about 1,200 deaths in 2035, are the only public measure of what the revocation gives up. Those figures are models built before the rule took effect.
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Five US agencies told PLC owners that scanners are finding exposed Siemens S7 controllers. ZoomEye puts that surface at 173 assets by product fingerprint, or 161,764 by open port.
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Stanford's SmokeCast prototype rode a fire truck 300 miles in July 2026 and fed soil-metal likelihoods to the crew's app, while the smoke samples that could test those estimates stayed in a cartridge for 14 days.
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CISA's advisory describes a mechanism, not a vulnerability: commercial scanners find the exposed PLC, and the agencies say AI tooling closes the distance from found to controlled.
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The turbines feeding SpaceXAI's Colossus 2 went in under a Mississippi rule that asks whether equipment is portable rather than what it emits, which is why the fight is over a legal category and not over anyone's measurements.
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A survey of 46 green roofs in the southeastern US found nearly half no longer working as intended. The best predictor of failure was not design or certification but a change of building owner.
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A Politico scorecard on 18 months of rollback finds $540B in tax credits gone and about $600B of appropriated spending intact, moving the investable dollar from buyers to grant recipients.
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