Wikipedia
" The largest property-insurance company in the country retreating from the country’s largest property-insurance market isn’t just an inconvenience for potential homeowners — it’s a sign of what’s to come." … more »
Alternet.org
“Hazardous chemicals can accumulate in recycled material and then migrate into foodstuffs, leading to chronic human exposure,” the study’s authors wrote, noting bottles made from polyethylene terephthalate (PET) plastic as a common example." … more »
Mercury News
"A new study uses satellites to predict what California’s famous coastline could look like by 2100." … more »
Seascape
"A trove of biodiversity has been catalogued by scientists in the Clarion-Clipperton Zone, a vast area of the Pacific Ocean between Hawaii and Mexico, which has been targeted by deep-sea mining companies keen to exploit its mineral wealth." … more »
Medical News Today
"Figuring out how to enhance a person’s mental capabilities has been of considerable interest to psychology and neuroscience researchers like me for decades. From improving attention in high-stakes environments, like air traffic management, to reviving memory in people with dementia: improving cognitive function can have far-reaching consequences" … more »
Chevron
"Exclusive: investigation finds energy giant’s efforts to offset its huge emissions rely on schemes with little impact." … more »
Murdo MacLeod/The Observer
"Forests fed us, housed us, and made our way of life possible. But they can’t save us if we can’t save them." … more »
WashingtonPost.Alisha Jucevic
"Multifamily properties are incredibly difficult to build in the state's major cities for reasons including lack of space, environmental laws and neighborhood opposition. But build an ADU - a small detached house with its own utilities and entryway - and practically no one bats an eye." … more »
Penelope Dario
"Lee only acts in ways that benefits her personal happiness, and advises others on how to do the same." ~ Oy vey … more »
Jessica Rourk
"Nearly 8 in 10 people say it’s a bad time to buy, a new Gallup poll finds." … more »
