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PLUS: Managing gaming stars, best camping stoves, and covid breathalyzer testing. View this email in your browser  |  Manage newsletter subscriptions  09.15.20   BACKCHANNEL The Trump Team Has a Plan to Not Fight Climate Change BY ADAM FEDERMAN It may take decades to see the worst effects of global warming. Yet Jim Reilly, director of the US Geological Survey, is committed to short-term thinking.   BORDERLINE CBP Seizes OnePlus Buds as Fake AirPods—and Doubles Down BY BRIAN BARRETT The US government has detained thousands of wireless earbuds on suspicion of being fake Apple goods—despite crystal clear branding from an established company.   GEAR Everything Apple Announced Today, From iPads to Watches BY BOONE ASHWORTH AND MICHAEL CALORE There are two new wearables, two new iPads, and a whole bunch of bundled subscription services.   PUBLIC HEALTH If You've Just Had Covid, Exercise Might Not Be Good for You BY MEGAN MOLTENI A growing number of studies are raising concerns about the coronavirus' long-term effects on the heart. Athletes especially need to heed the warnings.   PARTNER CONTENT What Would Actually Make America Great: More People New from Vox cofounder and host of podcast, Matt Yglesias, comes a bold and imaginative case for massive population growth that moves us beyond the left-right divide.   BUYING GUIDE The Best Camping Stoves for Any Size Group (or Budget) BY SCOTT GILBERTSON We sautéed, boiled, and burned our food to find the best portable propane gas stoves for your next outdoor adventure.   PUBLIC HEALTH Could Breathalyzers Make Covid Testing Quicker and Easier? BY KEITH GILLOGLY A breath test would offer advantages over throat and nose swabs, but the technology is novel, and early trials with volunteers are still ongoing.   SLEEPING GIANTS Antarctic Glaciers Are Growing Unstable Above and Below Water BY ERIC NIILER New studies show fractures on surface ice and warm seawater melting the ice from underneath. That's a harbinger of a coming collapse—and sea level rise.   TWITCH Shady Contracts, Raw Deals: Inside the Industry of Managing Video Game Stars BY CECILIA D'ANASTASIO Many of the two dozen streamers, managers, and lawyers WIRED spoke with described rampant exploitation they've seen or experienced in the booming business.     This e-mail was sent to you by WIRED. To ensure delivery to your inbox (not bulk or junk folders), please add our e-mail address, wired@newsletters.wired.com, to your address book.   View our Privacy Policy Unsubscribe or Manage your newsletter subscriptions