A new Nature study finds the buffer pools that backstop forest carbon credits have been sized for a climate the world no longer lives in — and the gap is now mappable in space and time.

Today's signal sits across three movements: fashion and culture, where the Yorkshire Fashion Archive treats digitisation as a knowledge problem rather than a photography problem and Formula D reports that experiential, multi-sensory museum design has crossed into the standard kit; technology and bodies, where Frontiers in VR shows minimal wearable haptics already produce real rehabilitation gains via multisensory integration, MIT Technology Review names mechanistic interpretability a 2026 breakthrough as Anthropic and OpenAI move it into operational safety tooling, and the US Congress's bipartisan Strategic Subsea Cables Act ...