Chinese protesters come up with an innovative idea to protest against homophobia
In an act of protest against homophobia and homosexual “conversion therapies” in China, three men have come up with an innovative idea to raise awareness about the issue among the Chinese people. The protesters have sent bright red trucks with slogans denouncing the “treatment” clinics that Read More...
Study: Psilocybin could be used to alleviate depression in people
Psilocybin, the primary psychoactive compound in magic mushrooms, could soon be used in tandem with psychological support to help people suffering from depression by stimulating in them a more positive outlook on life. This follows a study in London which participants who were administered the Read More...
This utility company is set to install 30 million solar panels by 2030
Florida Power and Light, the third largest electric utility in the United States, has vowed to install 30 million solar panels by 2030. Taking the rough estimate of 350 watts per panel, the energy utility’s target would amount to 10,500 megawatts, which is five times more than the total installed Read More...
Tiny Indian state wants to introduce universal basic income
Sikkim, one of the tiniest and most progressive states in India, wants to pay a regular, guaranteed income to all of its 610,577 citizens. If implemented, the scheme would represent the largest trial of universal basic income run anywhere in the world. Supporters of the scheme say it could help Read More...
Nepal’s tiger population nearly doubles due to wildlife conservation efforts
The number of tigers roaming Nepal’s southern region has doubled since the country signed the 2010 Tiger Conservation Plan. Wildlife groups and conservationists have welcomed the news as a sign that political involvement and innovative conservation strategies can reverse the decline of the Read More...
New scientific finding could help stop global decline in bee populations
After carefully investigating the main causes behind the drastic decline in global bee populations, researchers have finally managed to wrap their head around why the pollinators have become so vulnerable to pesticides in recent years. The study has unveiled that the main problem is actually tiny Read More...
Six tips to make your resume stand out this year
A resume is an essential part of any job search and a great way to communicate your story, but the process of creating one can be very daunting. Laying out a resume that stands out is an important task as employers don’t take much time to thoroughly look over each resume. From choosing the right Read More...
Better health is just a walk in the woods away
When Doctor Qing Li came back to his home in the city after a long camping trip in the wilderness, he noticed he felt healthier. But where did this feeling come from? He was convinced that nature had something to do with it, so much so that he decided to study the effect that being in forests has Read More...
Lab-grown human blood vessels could lead to new treatment for vascular diseases
Stem cell researchers in Canada have successfully managed to grow human blood vessels in the lab. Why is this a big deal? Because it allows researchers to potentially unravel the causes and treatments for a variety of vascular diseases by allowing risk-free experimentation on live human Read More...
Three tasty dishes to eat when you’re feeling sick
Sometimes when you’re under the weather, the best thing you can do for yourself is eat a meal that hits the spot. These three dishes, which range from spicy to simple, are gentle on the stomach and can help you feel better when you’re feeling unwell in the Read More...