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Britain's immigration hysteria is hindering the progress of our best pupils
Having worked hard at school, Emmanuel Opoku was rewarded with exceptional exam results and looking forward to university. Despite his tough background in east London, the teenager had big ambitions, hoping that a chemistry degree at world-renowned Imperial College, London, would be followed by a Read More...
6 Ways A Plant-Based Diet Can Make You A Happier Person
I've spent most of my adult life trying to be happy. And while I've written about overcoming depression and improving my mental health, there's one factor I haven't often discussed: my diet. Since I went vegan almost two years ago, my overall mood has significantly improved. That really wasn't my Read More...
With ‘garbage gardening,’ recycling kitchen scraps into plants
‘Garbage gardening’’ is an easy and inexpensive way to grow flowers and edibles using kitchen scraps — the pits, seeds and roots that otherwise would be headed to a landfill. It’s a fun way to recycle. Educational for the kids, too. ‘‘Almost every Read More...
Idaho mountains declared federal wilderness after decades-long bid
The Boulder-White Clouds Mountains in Central Idaho are a scenic landscape of soaring mountain peaks, lush forests and pristine lakes and rivers. 275,000 acres of this public land is now a federally protected wilderness area, which means it will remain open to recreation and closed to Read More...
Silicon Valley vs Motor City: regions compete to test self-driving cars
Silicon Valley thinks it has the answer to everything. No wonder, then, that it also has the answer to the future of transportation. “I don’t think there’s any better place to test self-driving cars than California,” says Randy Iwasaki. “You’ve got a rainforest Read More...
Apple's self-driving car plans come to light. But will Apple beat Google?
Apple’s biggest secret may be out: Documents have come to light that strongly suggest the company is ready to test technology for a self-driving car. “Project Titan,” as the operation is reportedly called, is all but confirmed. The Guardian obtained documentation of correspondence Read More...
Can the Safecity app make Delhi safer for women?
Since the wall near an abuse hotspot in Delhi was painted last December, fewer women are harassed there. Photograph: Salini Sharma/Safecity I was touched at rush hour at the busy Andheri Station. A person passing my rickshaw simply touched my breast and ran away while I sat disgusted and Read More...
Fish oil capsules reduce the rate of psychotic disorders in young people
Fish oil capsules significantly reduce the rate of psychotic disorders in young people, aged 13 to 24, a new study finds. This dietary supplement full of omega-3 fatty acids, also naturally present in fatty fish such as salmon and mackerel, may even prevent the development of Read More...
Not a pipe dream: Harvesting clean energy from cities’ water supply
If you’re prepared to harvest it, there’s energy everywhere. Here’s a source you may have never thought of: In cities’ drinking water pipes there’s near-constant running water that can be tapped for energy. That’s exactly what LucidEnergy in Portland, Oregon is doing. They put turbines Read More...
Study: Pesticides cause male infertility, the case for organic food and cosmetics
Male fertility is declining, and for years researchers have been trying to figure out why. The numbers are shocking, but between 60-80 million couples around the world are having a difficult time conceiving. A new study points to a likely culprit: Pesticides. Dangerous chemicals are responsible for Read More...