The Coming Economic Gaps Will Change Us
Bills from past consumption are coming due. Economic gaps between what we need and what we can afford are severe. It’s time to live more simply. There may be no other choice.
Science
Study Shows Doppelgängers Share up to 19% of the Same DNA
Unrelated doppelgänger surprisingly share a large percentage of the same genetic code.
Research Reveals Ways Lead and Cadmium in Chocolate May be Reduced
Chocolate industry and As You Sow release three-year, collaborative study.
Electricity Storage Needs Significant Increase to Support Decarbonisation of Grid by 2050
Stacking value and optimisation is the key to keep the investment attractive, new GridBeyond and Thrive Renewables paper says.
Becoming a Hunter in Michigan (Legally)
So a woodchuck ate your garden and left you with nothing? When you’re a hunter, you can eat your garden and the woodchuck, too! Here’s how to do it legally and ethically.
The Worth of Water as the River Runs Low
As the Colorado River runs low, so too do rivers, lakes and tributaries around the world. It’s time for action, not debate or fighting, yet here we are.
Epic Reuse Avoids Eco Abuse
The world is full of trash – and opportunity! Epic reuse of waste resources by turning them into useful products makes us part of the solution.
Important Information on How Environmental Damage Can Result in Lawsuits
Companies that deal with oil and fuel especially have been known to cause waste to enter the ground or the local water.
Addressing Miami’s Climate Change Issue Requires Addressing Injustice
Policymakers should look at environmental injustice in addressing climate change, a study suggests.
Cannabis-fed Chickens Will Likely Be Sold at a Premium
A Thailand farmer began feeding his chickens marijuana and scientists found antibiotics were no longer needed.