Our Old Cellphones, Computers And Appliances Are A Bigger Problem Than Ever. Here’s What We Need To Do.
Some things we’re glad to see grow: trees, children, our bank account balance, goodwill. But other things, not so much.
Some things we’re glad to see grow: trees, children, our bank account balance, goodwill. But other things, not so much.
It's an unfortunate fact that health officials and pandemic response authorities, by and large, are completely ignoring the role a healthy lifestyle plays in the COVID-19 pandemic, focusing instead, almost exclusively, on the necessity for a vaccine.
The tiny mammals are essential to human comfort; without them, we wouldn’t have things like avocados, chocolate, and tequila.
Warsaw has become one of 13 international cities to pioneer the use of “smog-eating” murals after an eco-friendly, hand-painted project utilizing innovative pro-environmental technology was unveiled a few days back…
This is the story of North America a century ago, and of Asia today. But there was a surprise ending in America, and I believe there could be one in Asia.
Self-acceptance is the main building block of self-compassion. It is the foundation upon which you construct your self-love and a jumping-off point for feeling compassion for yourself.
Researchers said the wavelengths at two specific times have the biggest impact to brain centers that regulate our circadian clock and our mood and alertness.
Research explains the positive impact and health benefits of children spending more time in nature.
One of the great wonders of being a human on Earth is gazing upward to the sky and pondering the heavens beyond…
While the global lockdowns for the COVID-19 pandemic have had far-reaching ramifications, not all side effects have been bad.
As people in the U.S. mark six months of coronavirus, the challenges of coping with life during a pandemic continue to evolve. Most recently, reopening of parts of society under unsettled conditions and lingering threat are creating formidable demands on…
As we grapple with the first global pandemic lockdown of our lifetime, our daily routines have been upended, and it’s difficult to keep up with new changes.
Like many industries, the yoga industry is facing some major upheavals due to COVID-19, with studios closing their doors, some of them permanently, and a mass transitioning of classes to online formats.
Home gardening is having a boom year across the U.S. Whether they’re growing their own food in response to pandemic shortages or just looking for a diversion, numerous aspiring gardeners have constructed their first raised beds, and seeds are flying off suppliers’ shelves.
Not even death can stop John Lewis from giving his heart and soul to the fight for equality and justice for all…
Everything in the universe follows the same geometric pattern that fractals over and over creating endless possibilities of light, color, shape and sound.
It is time for America to create a Medicare for All health system.
With the advent of an infectious disease outbreak, epidemiologists and public health officials quickly try to forecast deaths and infections using complex computer models.
Involving kids in green living doesn’t need to include hard conversations about human impact on the environment. Simply teach them to love nature.
The Senate last night unanimously passed the Driftnet Modernization and Bycatch Reduction Act, a bipartisan bill to phase out harmful large mesh drift gillnets utilized in the federal waters off the coast of California…
No one can avoid today’s social media reach. From TV shows to advertisements to the constant stream from our devices, we are going to be prompted to leave a comment, to tweet, to add a hashtag to our posts, and more.
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