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Daily News Digest - Summary for February 26 2025

Daily News Digest - Summary for February 26 2025
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Mercedes' Solid-State Battery Prototype Comes Out Of The Lab, Onto The Road

With the same battery size and same weight, the solid-state chemistry is expected to deliver 25% more range on the prototype EQS.

Mercedes Solid-State

by Suvrat Kothari, insideevs.com

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Utah May Be First State to Ban Fluoride

Legislature sends bill to governor to prohibit its addition to public water

By John Johnson,

Utah is on the brink of becoming the first state to ban the use of fluoride in public water systems, reports NBC News. The state legislature passed the measure last week and it now awaits the signature of Gov. Spencer Cox. However, the Republican governor has not yet said whether he will sign it into law, notes the AP. Numerous cities across the US already skip the additive, and the Salt Lake Tribune points out that "few areas in Utah actually add fluoride to the water." By one estimate, two in five state residents who use community water systems get fluoridated water…

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USDA Approves Bird Flu Vaccines Intended for Commercial Chickens

The USDA has granted Zoetis, a spin-off of Pfizer, a conditional license for the Avian Influenza vaccine, specifically for the H5N2 subtype. This is a “killed virus” vaccine intended for chickens

by Peggy Hall

The USDA has granted Zoetis, a spin-off of Pfizer, a conditional license for the Avian Influenza vaccine, specifically for the H5N2 subtype. This is a “killed virus” vaccine intended for chickens. RFK Jr., during his confirmation hearings, stated that he supports the development and distribution of vaccines for the Avian flu. There have been only 69 confirmed US cases of bird flu since 2024…

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Mapped: Average Wages in OECD Countries

Salaries can vary widely across countries due to factors like economic productivity, cost of living, and purchasing power.

By Govind Bhutada

Mapped: Average Wages in OECD Countries

Salaries can vary widely across countries due to factors like economic productivity, cost of living, and purchasing power.

Even within the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD)—a group of mostly high-income economies—wages differ significantly, with some countries offering four times as much pay as others…

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