Kenya plans to supply 100 percent green energy with the help of geothermal power
Geothermal power is one of the cleanest and most sustainable forms of energy that can be harnessed on Earth and it accounts for almost half of Kenya’s electricity supply. The East African country is not planning on stopping there as it’s scaling up efforts to attain 100 percent green energy Read More...
Doctors develop spray-gel that could prevent cancer regrowth
Doctors teamed up and developed a spray gel that clears away any cancerous remnants that might be left after tumor-removal surgeries. The spray-on gel works by triggering the immune system to sweep the area and kill off whatever cancerous cells are still there. This could potentially prevent the Read More...
The art world is slowly beginning to embrace the Blockchain technology
Sectors such as healthcare, finance, and humanitarian aid, have welcomed Blockchain technology to improve their performance overall, and now the digital ledger is making its way through the art world too. Artists, collectors, art investors, and auction houses are beginning to see the technology as Read More...
Scientists managed to develop an antibiotic from wasp venom
Scientists at MIT have found a potent antibiotic derived from wasp venom that could kill microbes resistant to conventional antibacterials. It was already known that wasp and bee venom contains peptides that kill bacteria, but these compounds have also proven to be toxic to human cells. Read More...
24 ideas and ways of living to help you resist the capitalist system
You might think that because of its ubiquitous nature capitalism is impossible to bypass, but that’s not the case. Although at times difficult, there are ways to buck the system by making certain changes in your lifestyle and your consumer’s behavior. Here are 24 ideas and everyday ways that Read More...
Meditation is the fastest growing wellness activity in the US
The wellness industry—which has its roots in niche environments like grocery store health food aisles, and movements like clean eating—has ballooned this past decade into a $4.2 trillion Read More...
At this new online banking platform, customers are the owners
In a given year, the biggest banks in the U.S.–Wells Fargo, Citi, Bank of America, and JP Morgan Chase–rake in billions of dollars in fees that their customers pay to the bank they are with, and money they have to turn over if they overdraw from one of their accounts. Often, the banks then Read More...
Australia’s renewables sector doubles output in boom year
Australia’s renewables sector has doubled its output over the past 12 months, with more than $20bn of projects now under construction, but the current boom will not last without policy certainty, according to the Clean Energy Read More...
Pacific nations resist US push to lift tuna quota
Pacific island nations have vowed to oppose US efforts to increase its catch limit in the world's largest tuna fishery, saying the proposal does nothing to improve sustainable fishing. The United States is expected to try to increase its quota for bigeye tuna at a meeting of the Western and Central Read More...
Researchers found one way that long-term marriages get happier
It turns out that a long, happy marriage resembles a slow-moving rom-com, one that plays out over decades. The first few years of a marriage are rife with conflicts, but the emotional weather eventually changes, according to a new study by psychology researchers at UC Read More...