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Natural wonders: Enjoy these 6

Natural wonders: Enjoy these 6 waterfalls from around the world

There’s something magical to waterfalls. They can capture your fascination for a long time generating peace of mind like an extended mediation. While nothing beats watching a waterfall in its real natural beauty, here are 6 pictures that may brighten and lighten your Read More...

The biggest myth about our bra

The biggest myth about our brains is that they are "male" or "female"

Daphna Joel was already an established neuroscientist in 2009, when she chose to launch a gender studies course at Tel Aviv University. While preparing the class curriculum, she became deeply interested in the mechanisms through which gender is formed. Her research led her to an experiment by a Read More...

Bee inspired: why Oslo has put

Bee inspired: why Oslo has put ecological riches at the heart of the city

On a sloping meadow near the centre of Oslo, red-tailed bumblebees gather pollen from hairy violets, spiders spin webs between maiden’s tears while hoverflies buzz between yellow daisies and white yarrow. Such a bucolic scene might normally be Read More...

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Solar power to rival nuclear by end of 2017

According to a recent report by GTM Research, solar power capacity not only continues to surge worldwide, but will rival the amount of nuclear power generated across the globe by the end of this year. And by 2022, says GTM’s Stephen Lacey, the Read More...

Trash to treasure: The benefit

Trash to treasure: The benefits of waste-to-energy technologies

Organic waste such as yard trimmings, paper, wood and food produces millions of tons of methane emissions at landfills every year in the U.S., but it could produce renewable natural gas and liquid fuels such as gasoline and diesel, according to a study led by Uisung Lee of the Department of Read More...

Online start-up Crowd Cow want

Online start-up Crowd Cow wants to sell meat from small independent farmers

It is good for your health and for the environment to eat less meat. But if you do eat meat, it makes sense to eat meat to support small ranches and producers who adopt environmentally friendly farming practices. That’s what the online start-up Crowd Cow aims to facilitate. Crowd Cow promises Read More...

Activists plan to plant 10bn t

Activists plan to plant 10bn trees to offset CO2 released by Trump policies

Activists want to plant a “Trump Forest” of 10 billion trees between now and December 24th with the last one being a Christmas tree planted in front of the White House. They are asking people to donate trees to make up for the 650 million tons of CO2 that will be released into the atmosphere by Read More...

Amazon announces price cuts fo

Amazon announces price cuts for Whole Foods to attract more customers

Amazon, the new owner of Whole Foods Market, has announced that it will begin lowering prices of the health food chain starting today. Amazon aims to help the grocer shed its “Whole Paycheck” reputation for high prices that are generally 15 to 25 percent above rivals. Amazon is also planning to Read More...

What about a park and a health

What about a park and a healthy river instead of a wall for the US-Mexico border?

President Trump wants to spend billions to build a border wall between the U.S. and Mexico. Here’s a much better plan for that border that will cost far less money and will produce multiple benefits for both countries. Half of the border is formed by the Rio Grande. That river is in bad shape; Read More...

Try these exercises to combat

Try these exercises to combat digital eye strain

Today, almost everyone spends a lot of time staring at screens. That is not good for your eyes. Studies show that 7 out of 10 people experience impaired vision due to digital eye strain. These daily routines work by engaging the muscles that support eye movement and help improve flexibility and Read More...