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    ScienceEmerging10 sourcesJul 5

    GAO’s nuclear cleanup warning is really about governance

    GAO frames nuclear cleanup as a long-term governance problem involving environmental liability, contract management, and fragile public trust.

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    TechEmerging1 sourceJul 3

    Gate One V2 Production Receipt Evidence Fixture prod-20260703183103-e942bb74

    A controlled public fixture verifies Gate One V2 trust receipt rendering in production.

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    WorldEmerging3 sourcesJul 2

    Reading the Herculaneum scrolls is not an AI miracle. It is something stranger and better.

    Full long-form Herculaneum article submitted as one typed article block to avoid the multi-block backend failure seen in the 12-block retry.

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    ScienceEmerging10 sourcesJul 20

    DOE Nuclear Cleanup Office Faces $1.5 Billion Aging Infrastructure Backlog

    The Department of Energy office responsible for cleaning up radioactive and hazardous waste from the nation’s nuclear weapons and research programs is managing aging infrastructure with more than $1.5 billion in reported repair needs, according to a new Government Accountability Office report.

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    WorldEmerging3 sourcesJul 2

    How X-rays, geometry, and machine learning are reopening the Herculaneum scrolls

    When Vesuvius destroyed Herculaneum in 79 CE, it preserved a library in a nearly unreadable form: papyrus scrolls burned, crushed, and sealed into brittle carbon. The central challenge has always been how to read these scrolls without physically opening and destroying them.

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    ScienceProvisional8 sourcesJul 1

    Reading the Ocean’s Chemical Fingerprint

    A Nature Geoscience analysis used non-targeted tandem mass spectrometry to detect human-derived chemical features across marine dissolved organic matter datasets.

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