A thoughtfully curated collection of articles on innovative solutions, brought together to inspire and inform.
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7 Things To Know About Antibiotics, According To Medical Professionals
If someone has an infection or is suspected to have one, the most common thing for doctors to do is to prescribe them antibiotics. However, many believe that the overprescription of antibiotics is becoming a problem.
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The Day the Economy (Almost) Died
Adam Davidson writes about the crash of 2008, arguing that, the gravest moment for the U.S. economy wasn’t the loud crash of Lehman Brothers but a more obscure event: the near-freeze of the commercial-paper market.
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Too Hot for Work?
Climate change is already worsening working conditions across the country.
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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.
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It’s been 10 years since the 2008 financial crisis — but I’ll never trust a bank again
I’ll truly never get over my horror at what happened in 2008. Statistics show other millennials feel the same.
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Full Harvest Moon September 24-25
From around the world tonight – September 24-25, 2018 – the moon beams from dusk till dawn. It’s the Northern Hemisphere’s full Harvest Moon and the Southern Hemisphere’s first full moon of spring.
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Organic Trade Association stands up for organic
The trade group showcases the truth about organic in full page ad in The Wall Street Journal.
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Popular Kitchen Remedy Puts Antibiotic To Shame
Fighting infection with conventional antibiotics is becoming an increasingly hopeless affair. The CDC recently warned these drugs are useless in combating deadly ‘super germs.’ So what can one do? Your kitchen holds the key.
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Collaboration and progress on energy is possible. Just look at Asheville.
The Asheville-Duke Energy Blue Horizons Project is a model for energy progress
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“Art of the Deal” ghostwriter: Weisselberg flip will end Trump — equivalent to Nixon tapes
When Tony Schwartz and Tim O’Brien speak about Donald Trump, you best listen. In the mid-’80s, Schwartz spent 18 months voluntarily embedded in Trump’s web of half-truths, lies, and outright howlers. The result was The Art of the Deal, which Schwartz wrote in its entirety and the semi-literate Trump subsequently took full credit for.
