The Slow Drain of an Expensive Collapse
Complexity is costly. Civilization’s bills are coming due. An expensive collapse lies ahead, and no political will to fix it.
Science
Drone Fishing: What is It and is It Ethical?
The day that we hit the water with no question about whether or not we’ll catch something is the day that the sport dies.
We F*cked Around, Now We’re Finding Out
For decades we treated the natural world like both an endless cornucopia and an open sewer. Now we’re finding out what the consequences are, and people are surprised?
Astrophysicist Initiates Research Using Satellites to Detect UFOs
Avi Loeb takes on Galileo project to discover evidence of UFOs.
Caterpillar Venom Could Be Used for Pesticides, Meds
Australian caterpillar venom would be key to advancing science.
Is the Heat Dome Newsworthy or Not?
The heat dome, wildfires, and water conflicts affecting the West may be variations on a “new normal,” but the slapdown they represent is certainly newsworthy.
How to Be a More Conscious Consumer
It is the practice of changing your purchasing habits to have a positive effect on the environment or economy. Or, supporting businesses that are making a positive social impact.
Study Finds the Majority of Cosmetics Contain Cancer-causing PFAS
Testing reveals many makeup products contain PFAS, even if its not identified on the label.
Benefits of Installing Solar Panels on a Commercial Building
Consumers love buying from “green” companies. When you install solar panels, you are showing your customers that you care about the environment.
Weird Dreams, Reading Fiction May Lead to Higher Intelligence
Neuroscientist suggests having strange dreams may break limited thinking and increase intelligence.