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Florida orange growers had their worst crop since WWII. Oranges are facing a deadly disease called citrus greening, spread in the body of the Asian citrus psyllid. But farmers have kept growing edible fruit even on infected trees, thanks to techniques developed with scientists at the University of Florida. Florida oranges had their worst crop in 70 years.

American Airlines Landline bus. Landline American Airlines is launching a new bus service on June 3 to connect small markets to its Philadelphia hub. The airline previously had two cities in its bus network, but just added a third — Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Lancaster is an Essential Air Service city and currently has jet service from Southern Airways Express. Starting August 16, passengers traveling on American Airlines between Philadelphia International Airport and Lancaster, Pennsylvania, can take a dedicated shuttle bus instead of driving themselves.

Photo by Yasin Ozturk/Anadolu Agency via Getty ImagesTesla has been kicked out of the S&P 500 ESG index despite its focus on making zero-emission products."ESG is an outrageous scam! Shame on S&P Global," Tesla CEO Elon Musk tweeted in response. Here's why Tesla was kicked out of the sustainably focused stock market index this week.

The Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History has the largest natural history collection in the world. But less than 1% of it's on display. The rest is hidden behind the scenes and used for research. We went inside the collections to see how museum staff acquire, maintain, and protect these treasures. Read the original article on Business Insider

A woman walks past a television report showing a news broadcast of a North Korean missile test on March 24, 2022. ANTHONY WALLACE/AFP via Getty Images North Korean scammers are pretending to be job candidates to collect paychecks from Web3 startups. Recruiters say they have strong resumes but know little English and can't talk about work experience. US agencies have warned companies against hiring scammers because they could be funding weapons plans. Scammers from North Korea and elsewhere are posing as American job candidates for Web3 startups to collect paychecks in the form of cryptocurrency and potentially spy on internal corporate workings.