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Yale Climate Connections explores whether the oceans' waves, tides and thermal energy can be tapped as a reliable renewable power source. The piece examines the technical promise of marine energy alongside the obstacles of cost, durability in harsh seawater and limited commercial deployment so far, framing the oceans as an underused frontier in the transition away from fossil fuels.

Yale University has published a profile introducing Kexin Zhang in its Office Hours series, which highlights members of the university community. The piece offers readers a chance to get to know Zhang through a personal interview format. Beyond the profile itself, little additional context has been reported.

Bitcoin is trading at $80,768, and an automated liquidity tracking service is broadcasting a low-liquidity score of 14 out of 100 with a neutral market signal. The reading is being circulated alongside a promotional offer of two free months on its paid plans. Crypto watchers monitoring whale movements and liquidity conditions are picking up the update as BTC hovers near this level.

Congress passed a disapproval of an omnibus rule, and the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals may now permanently prohibit every line of the rule from taking effect. Legal commentators, including the Yale Journal on Regulation, are examining how the court's ruling could shape the reach of congressional review of federal regulations.

A cyclist traveled across Brazil by bicycle to document the Cerrado, the country's vast savanna, which is disappearing rapidly due to agricultural expansion. The journey is featured in a film that won second place in Yale Environment 360's 2026 film contest, drawing attention to one of the world's most threatened yet overlooked biomes.