Amy a Small 3 Bedroom Tiny House
With a 410 square foot base, this tiny home would be considered small. But the fact that it has three bedrooms makes it possible for…
Wind And Solar Are Already Costing You Money (And You May Not Even Know It)
We now generate 5% of our energy from wind and 1% from solar. It is a safe argument that once we quarry the cement required, mine and refine the steel and aluminum, and dig up the rare earth minerals that…
A ‘shrewdness’ of apes and other odd group names
Collective nouns for animals are weird and wonderful – here’s where they came from.
4 foes of frugality
Look out for these things if you want to save money and consume less.
Viewing Saturnâs rings soon? Read me 1st
The best time of 2019 for seeing Saturn’s glorious rings is upon us. You’ve seen the photos, but maybe you want to see the rings with your own eyes? Here are a few things to think about.
New Research for week #25, 2019
Posted on 25 June 2019 by SkS-Team 49 publications for this week. The last paper in this week’s list features Skeptical Science volunteer and highly cited researcher Stephan Lewandowsky along with Skeptical Science founder John Cook as first and second…
10 powerhouse vegetables to start eating more of
A study ranked fruits and vegetables for nutrients most strongly associated with reduced chronic disease risk.
Sidewalk Labs: A once-in-a-lifetime opportunity or a brazen corporate highjack?
The proposal for redeveloping Toronto’s waterfront into a green, sustainable, urban tech hub is controversial.
‘Our Small Towns Are Toppling Like Dominoes’: Why We Should Cut Some Farmers a Check – The New York Times
How we address an expanding list of crises related to global warming is the most demanding question of our day. So far, our approaches have been piecemeal, enormously costly and largely unsuccessful. A common denominator for many of these crises…
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