Gregory Urquiaga.UC Davis
"Growing a third of America’s crops, California’s Central Valley is both an economic stalwart and an increasingly popular home to millions of people. But according to new research from scientists at several state universities, climate change, urban development and agricultural activities could be making environmental and health problems worse." … more »
Christopher LaGras
"A silver lining to the budget crisis could be a heaping dose of reality for the City’s delusional transit and transportation officials. Hopefully it’s just the start. Let’s do some math….." … more »
EDUCBA
"Functional unemployment is far higher than the widely reported 4.2% unemployment rate." … more »
Clancy Medical Group
"Vitamin D supplements may help prevent the loss of telomeres, DNA sequences that shrink with aging, a large study shows. But the health effects aren’t yet clear." … more »
Medical News Today
"Using fMRI scans, researchers at Duke University and the University of Berlin learned how flashes of insight get encoded into our memories." … more »
Liverpool West Productions
"She managed tours for the Stone, Dylan, Queen and Led Zeppelin and was at George Harrison’s house when the Beatles split – O’Dell is most proud of her legacy as a woman in a macho industry." … more »
"Sunshine may hold healing rays for a variety of autoimmune diseases such as multiple sclerosis. Scientists are turning this surprising discovery into treatments." … more »
NSW National Parks
"In recent years, however, the real progress has been outside the rooms where the official U.N. negotiations are held, not inside. In these meetings, the leaders of states and provinces talk about what they are doing to reduce greenhouse gases and prepare for worsening climate disasters." … more »
U.S. Treasury.Smart Money
"Moody’s Ratings downgraded the United States’ debt on Friday, stripping the country of its last perfect credit rating. The move could rattle financial markets and push up interest rates, potentially creating an additional financial burden for Americans already struggling with tariffs and inflation." … more »
InventWood
"A material invented at the University of Maryland will soon offer a radical alternative. Called Superwood, it has a 50% greater tensile strength than steel and a strength-to-weight ratio that’s 10 times better. It’s lighter, tougher, and also locks away carbon." … more »
