Science Comes to the Rescue of Lab Rats
Scientists at Tel Aviv University are bioengineering tissues that can take the place of lab rats, saving untold lives.
Bicycles and the ‘Immigrant Effect’
Finally, some research that may have positive public health implications for minorities! (Or at least recent immigrants.)
Music Festivals Offering a Greener Listening Experience
Music festivals, like the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival, provide a model for reducing the carbon footprint of large events.
Transcendental Meditation Mitigates Depression
New research indicates Transcendental Meditation may help reduce symptoms of depression, which could also lower the risk of heart disease.
Respect Human Rights, Reduce Terrorism
New research suggests that to be effective, counterterrorism efforts should support human rights, rather than violate them.
There’s No Brewsky in the Food Pyramid
This just in: Drinkers more likely to pair potato chips than apple slices with beer.
Good Intentions Always in Season at Farmers Markets
Although shopping at the farmers market may or may not reduce your carbon footprint, these community bazaars offer benefits beyond efficiency.
Today’s Health Hazard: Job Insecurity
More data comes in proving that, for American workers, specifically the older ones, job insecurity is bad for your health.
Making the Case for Carpool Lanes
Research indicates that even underused carpool lanes have a smoothing effect on freeway traffic.
Understanding Pyrodiversity
Researchers from Oregon State argue that when it comes to carbon emissions, not all forest fires are created equal.