Small-Scale Farmers Cool the Planet Video Launch | Fair World Project
Fair World Project is proud to announce the release of our latest video, “Small-Scale Farmers Cool the Planet.” Our new 17-minute documentary highlights the
Solidarity—Plus 10 Other Reasons Women Showed Up to March
The Women’s March on Washington illustrated the wide variety of issues women are concerned about in the years ahead with Donald Trump.
Southern California Mudslides Victims Range In Age From 3 To 89 | HuffPost
Rescue crews continued to search the wreckage for trapped people.
Spices for Digestion: 10 Spices That Will Improve Your Digestion Naturally
Want to improve your digestive health? These spices for digestion can alleviate an upset stomach, gas, bloating, and nausea naturally.
Surprising Reasons Why Coffee May Be A Health Food
Is coffee really a healthy choice? See surprising coffee health benefits and learn why coffee may actually be a health food.
Tesla starts energy storage at hospital to help Puerto Rico
The project comes after Elon Musk offered to rebuild the destroyed power grid
The “organic” label is often meaningless.
Here’s the next food phrase big brands are banking on. Food brands including Annie’s Homegrown, Ben and Jerry’s and Dannon are onboard.
The AC Industry Conundrum: Cooling Is Warming the Planet, but Market Failures Are Preventing the AC Industry from Innovating
This summer a new record was set in Quriyat, Oman for hottest overnight low temperature ever recorded—42.6ºC (108.7ºF). With global temperatures projected to rise 2–5oC by the end of the century, and urban areas experiencing temperatures 1–3ºC warmer than their surroundings, parts of the world will be unendurable during the summer months.
The Architectural Firm With Equal Bonuses for All Employees— No Matter Their Title
Based in Sydney, Australia, Dunn & Hillam aims “to produce honest, beautiful and practical architecture that is of an international standard, whilst being distinguishably Australian.”
The Breakthrough: Hopelessness and Exploitation Inside Homes for Mentally Ill — ProPublica
A reporter finds that homes meant to replace New York’s troubled psychiatric hospitals might be just as bad.
