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    Plans for bigger defense budget get boost after bill vote

    BOSTON — Massachusetts Gov. Charlie Baker announced Tuesday he will activate up to 500 members of the National Guard to support understaffed hospitals across the state facing a surge of COVID-19 patients and to bolster non-emergency medical transportation needs. Up to 300 Guard members will begin training this week to...
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    How to Close the Digital Divide in the U.S.

    by  Bhaskar Chakravorti July 20, 2021 Finally, America appears to be taking bold action on fixing its fraying infrastructure. President Joe Biden’s proposed American Jobs Plan — despite being...
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    Consumer Reports: Millions of Americans Lack Fast Internet Service

    Friday, August 6, 2021 Weekly Digest  You’re reading the Benton Institute for Broadband & Society’s Weekly Digest, a recap of the biggest (or most overlooked) broadband...
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    How to Plot a Bar Graph in Matplotlib: The Easy Way

    A bar graph or bar chart is one of the most common visualization types and is very easy to create in Matplotlib. All we...
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    Our Challenge to Finally Close the Digital Divide

    Friday, July 30, 2021 Weekly Digest  You’re reading the Benton Institute for Broadband & Society’s Weekly Digest, a recap of the biggest (or most overlooked)...
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    A framework to prioritize disease risk between wildlife and livestock

    In their latest research, Khanyari and colleagues develop a three-step framework to assess cross-species disease transmission risk between migrating wildlife and livestock in data-limited...
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    Bee abundance estimates vary by collection method and flowering richness

    Monitoring bee populations is becoming increasingly important and commonplace, but do current methods produce reliable estimates of bee communities? Authors Marirose Kuhlman and Philip...
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    Broadband in the Black Rural South

    Friday, July 23, 2021 Weekly Digest  You’re reading the Benton Institute for Broadband & Society’s Weekly Digest, a recap of the biggest (or most overlooked)...
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    Streetlights disrupt both flying and crawling invertebrates—but not in the same ways

    A new study by Lockett and colleagues explores how the proximity, intensity and colour of streetlighting impacts arthropods occupying different spatial niches, by simultaneously...
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    Understanding Broadband Speed Data in NTIA’s Indicators of Broadband Need

    Thursday, July 22, 2021 Digital Beat The National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA) recently released a new public map, the Indicators of Broadband Need. This...
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    From another dimension: the rise of 3D data in ecology

    Increasingly complex research questions demand increasingly complex data – of which 3D data is one example. The move from 2D to 3D gives us...
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    Everyone Complains About the Lack of Competition. Now Someone Wants to Do Something About It.

    Friday, July 16, 2021 Weekly Digest  You’re reading the Benton Institute for Broadband & Society’s Weekly Digest, a recap of the biggest (or most overlooked)...
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    The Emergency Broadband Benefit has thus far enrolled just 1 in 12 eligible households, but places with low broadband adoption rates show better results

    Thursday, July 15, 2021 Digital Beat Two weeks ago, the Federal Communications Commission released data on how many households have signed up for the Emergency...
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