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Rethinking Child Safety and Fossil-Fueled Farming

MIT Technology Review's newsletter highlights emerging ideas on two pressing issues: new approaches to child safety and efforts to reduce agriculture's reliance on fossil fuels. The stories underscore how technology and policy gaps could shape the future of both digital spaces and food production. These discussions matter because they point to practical shifts in protecting vulnerable users and decarbonizing farming.

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