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Kira Bindrim

Kira Bindrim

Greener Living editor at Bloomberg Green

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    • Life

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    Recent Articles

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    From NYC Landmark to 37 Luxury Condos

    The Flatiron is becoming luxury apartments, China’s AI reach may not mean influence and Trump’s inner circle is banking on pardons.
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    Everyone Wants 40-Year-Old Hunting Camouflage

    Hunting camouflage is going high fashion, AI is reshaping society in South Korea, and Hong Kong’s iconic diners are going global.
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    No One Is Ready for the Great Boomer Art Dump

    The Great Wealth Transfer includes $1 trillion in art, China’s two-minute microdramas are going global, and people are paying to open unclaimed packages.
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    How to Stay Young With the Skin of the Dead

    South Korea’s latest beauty fix is made from cadaver skin, Tucker Carlson says Trump “cheated on America,” and the actual AI apocalypse might be fiscal.
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    This Indonesian Island Is a Laundromat for Russian Oil

    A tiny Indonesian island has become Asia’s hub for Russian oil, doctors are finally rethinking treatment for tinnitus, and Chinese pop just can’t quit the ballad.
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    A Laundromat for Russian Oil

    A tiny Indonesian island has become Asia’s hub for Russian oil, doctors are finally rethinking treatment for tinnitus, and Chinese pop just can’t quit the ballad.
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    Welcome to the Era of AI Burnout

    AI has Silicon Valley workers afraid to log off, more Israelis are getting personal firearms and Steve Hilton is convinced he can win California for the GOP.
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    Even Trump Is Trapped by Gas Prices

    The price of gas is the most powerful number in US politics, prediction markets are a tax on suckers, and the great wealth transfer includes $570 billion in classic cars.
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    Scammers Can Use AI to Apply for Loans in Your Name

    AI is supercharging digital fraud, Pope Leo is giving Trump a run for his money and Bob Ross’s “happy little trees” are selling for six figures.
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    Millennial Men’s New Midlife Crisis is Staying Hot Into Their 60s

    ‘Hotspan’ is the new healthspan for middle-aged men, the US is showing Iran why it needs a nuke, and it’s a weird time to be a human named Claude.
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    Is It Time to Worry About Private Credit?

    Private credit’s risks are real but not systemic, the Pentagon is preparing for climate change it doesn’t believe in, and Riz Ahmed remakes Hamlet.