Delaware daily roundup: Startups fighting climate change; Protecting yourself from cybercrime; 2024 education bills

5 Delaware startups fighting climate change

While we’ve gotten a brief respite from temperatures in the 90s, the heat wave isn’t done yet. That got us thinking about some of the Delaware startups that fight climate change every day, so we made a roundup of some of them, based on our past coverage.

➡️ Check out my roundup of climate change startups here.

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News Incubator: What else to know today

• As UD Police investigate sextortion, here’s how you can protect yourself from this type of cybercrime. [Delaware Online]

• Parts of Delaware got an atmospheric light show during Tuesday’s storms. [WDEL]

• What Delaware educators think of the state’s 2024 education bills. [Town Square Delaware]

• The Rehoboth Beach Pride Festival is set for July 20. [Cape Gazette]

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