Gen Z Faces AI Shifts in Entry Level Jobs and Upskilling
Gen Z confronts scarce internships as AI and automation replace low complexity tasks, raising competition for limited entry roles. Analysts warn 2080 could see 30 percent of work automated with AI, driving demand for AI literacy and upskilling while employers rethink hiring practices to emphasize transferable skills over traditional experience.
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Renewables now cheaper than fossil fuels by wide margins
Jory Cohen argues renewables dominate on cost due to advances in solar and wind, while subsidies fall short as the main driver. IRENA data show solar 2028 costs 56 percent cheaper and onshore wind two thirds the fossil price, with historic 2010 contrasts noted.
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Letters to the Editor warn Western separatists on independence risks
The letter questions Western Canada secession urges, arguing about currency, infrastructure obligations, and oil ownership. It warns that alliance with the United States could threaten Canada’s pension plans and social programs, urging careful consideration of any split and noting possible U.S. influence through oil wealth.
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Invasive starlings reshape North American birds
A discussion notes how invasive starlings, released in 1890 by Eugene Schieffelin in New York, spread to about 85 million birds across North America. They outcompete native species, raise disease risk to cattle, and cause roughly 800 million dollars in annual damages. Some communities, like Thunder Bay, adapted by modifying bird boxes to protect bluebirds.
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