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The Best Medicine: Decoding The Hidden Meanings Of Laughter

Published: 18/01/2019

Here’s how it usually goes: You’re working from home and you dial in to a conference call for the morning... More Read more

Source: www.psychologicalscience.org
'Everyday People Like It When We Fight for Everyday People'

Published: 18/01/2019

Bolstering Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's (D-N.Y.) recent remark that "everyday people like it when we fight for everyday people," a new analysis of social media data published on Sunday found that t ... Read more

Source: www.organicconsumers.org
The Green New Deal: How We Will Pay for It Isn't 'a Thing' - and Inflation Isn't Either

Published: 18/01/2019

Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s announcement of an ambitious new Green New Deal Initiative in Congress has brought predictable – and predictably silly – callouts from conservative pundits an ... Read more

Source: www.organicconsumers.org

Scientists Say Microplastics Are All Over Farmlands, but We're Ignoring the Problem

Published: 18/01/2019

Microplastics are particles smaller than five millimetres. About 800,000 to 2.5 million tonnes of these tiny pieces of plastic are estimated to end up in oceans each year, according to the Internation ... Read more

Source: www.organicconsumers.org
Receipts Are Secretly Really Bad - Why Are We Still Using Them?

Published: 18/01/2019

If you walk into a neighborhood coffee shop in San Francisco and buy a drink, you’ll probably pay on a Square reader and get your receipt by email. If you walk into the Walgreens next door, you might ... Read more

Source: www.organicconsumers.org
The Women Fighting a Pipeline That Could Destroy Precious Wildlife

Published: 18/01/2019

Deep within the humid green heart of the largest river swamp in North America, a battle is being waged over the future of the most precious resource of all: water. On one side of the conflict is a sma ... Read more

Source: www.organicconsumers.org

'We're Black Sheep:' The People Who Are Fascinated by Soil in Cities

Published: 18/01/2019

A recent gathering of scientists on the upper west side of Manhattan enthused about a crucial element in the formation of the surrounding city. The substance talked about in revered tones? Soil. In a ... Read more

Source: www.organicconsumers.org
Nebraska Could Be Next in Line to Define What the Word 'Meat' Really Means

Published: 17/01/2019

Several months ago, Missouri became the first U.S. state to regulate product labels with the term “meat” on them. Now Nebraska lawmakers are looking to do the same. Nebraska’s farm groups are pushing ... Read more

Source: www.organicconsumers.org
Trump to Farmers: Wetlands Protections 'One of the Most Ridiculous' Regulations

Published: 17/01/2019

President Donald Trump pointed to farmers Monday as winners from the administration’s proposed rollback of federal protections for wetlands and waterways across the country, describing farmers crying ... Read more

Source: www.organicconsumers.org

Why Hemp Could Take off (And How the Shutdown Is Fueling Uncertainty)

Published: 17/01/2019

After the passage of the 2018 farm bill, which opened the door to industrial hemp production, farmers and business owners started planning for a big year for the crop in 2019. But for now, they will h ... Read more

Source: www.organicconsumers.org
EU Glyphosate Approval Was Based on Plagiarised Monsanto Text, Report Finds

Published: 17/01/2019

EU regulators based a decision to relicense the controversial weedkiller glyphosate on an assessment plagiarised from industry reports, according to a report for the European parliament. A crossparty ... Read more

Source: www.organicconsumers.org
How Did the US EPA and IARC Reach Opposite Conclusions About Glyphosate's Genotoxicity?

Published: 17/01/2019

Many people around the world still struggle to understand how and why the US EPA and the European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) concluded that the herbicide active ingredient glyphosate is not genotoxi ... Read more

Source: www.organicconsumers.org

You Got Them Exactly the Wrong Thing, Didn’t You?

Published: 16/01/2019

A few years ago, Sara Aiken planned the perfect romantic Christmas celebration with her husband, Ken. She made eggs Benedict... More Read more

Source: www.psychologicalscience.org
A research-backed reason not to worry about what your peers think of you

Published: 16/01/2019

Can you ever really know what your colleagues think about you? New research suggests there’s a good chance you already... More Read more

Source: www.psychologicalscience.org
These Are the Best Ways to Improve Your Memory

Published: 16/01/2019

All day every day, your brain is bombarded with new information. Confronted with this tsunami of sensory and cerebral input... More Read more

Source: www.psychologicalscience.org

We’re All Struggling With Tidiness And Clutter. Here’s How You Can Handle It

Published: 16/01/2019

Do you ever feel more than just a bit of anxiety when you head home at night? From all that... More Read more

Source: www.psychologicalscience.org
Active, Inactive, and Unlikely Visitors: What Cultural Organizations Need To Know (DATA)

Published: 16/01/2019

Not everybody wants to visit museums or performing arts organizations. Here are the percentages of people in the US who do and do not. What do avocados, fishing poles, churches, and greeting cards all ... Read more

Source: www.colleendilen.com
Take Action to Help Your Local Meat Producers!

Published: 16/01/2019

The new Congress is busy setting its priorities for the 2019-20 session. So now is the time to let your representatives know how they can help the regenerative organic food and farming movement. One e ... Read more

Source: www.organicconsumers.org

Gambling With Our Health: Hormone-Disrupting Chemicals Cost the U.S. $340 Billion a Year

Published: 16/01/2019

The diseases caused by exposure to endocrine-disrupting chemicals in our food, environment and household and personal care products cost the U.S. $340 billion a year, says children’s environmental hea ... Read more

Source: www.organicconsumers.org
Researchers Can Predict Childhood Social Transitions

Published: 15/01/2019

Children who already demonstrate the strongest “cross-gender” identities are the most likely to socially transition, data suggest... More Read more

Source: www.psychologicalscience.org
Hot tips and tricks from the Steekalong (and beyond)

Published: 15/01/2019

The speed at which Sólbein Cardigans are flying off the knitting needles in the #fringeandfriendssteekalong feed is truly jaw-dropping. For those who are half done (or already on a second one!), these ... Read more

Source: fringeassociation.com

#associations

The Best Medicine: Decoding The Hidden Meanings Of Laughter

'Everyday People Like It When We Fight for Everyday People'

The Green New Deal: How We Will Pay for It Isn't 'a Thing' - and Inflation Isn't Either

Scientists Say Microplastics Are All Over Farmlands, but We're Ignoring the Problem

Receipts Are Secretly Really Bad - Why Are We Still Using Them?

The Women Fighting a Pipeline That Could Destroy Precious Wildlife

'We're Black Sheep:' The People Who Are Fascinated by Soil in Cities

Nebraska Could Be Next in Line to Define What the Word 'Meat' Really Means

Trump to Farmers: Wetlands Protections 'One of the Most Ridiculous' Regulations

Why Hemp Could Take off (And How the Shutdown Is Fueling Uncertainty)

EU Glyphosate Approval Was Based on Plagiarised Monsanto Text, Report Finds

How Did the US EPA and IARC Reach Opposite Conclusions About Glyphosate's Genotoxicity?

You Got Them Exactly the Wrong Thing, Didn’t You?

A research-backed reason not to worry about what your peers think of you

These Are the Best Ways to Improve Your Memory

We’re All Struggling With Tidiness And Clutter. Here’s How You Can Handle It

Active, Inactive, and Unlikely Visitors: What Cultural Organizations Need To Know (DATA)

Take Action to Help Your Local Meat Producers!

Gambling With Our Health: Hormone-Disrupting Chemicals Cost the U.S. $340 Billion a Year

Researchers Can Predict Childhood Social Transitions

Hot tips and tricks from the Steekalong (and beyond)

Review: Best Cleaners for Mac

Foreign governments divided over Congo election fraud

#associations

The Best Medicine: Decoding The Hidden Meanings Of Laughter

'Everyday People Like It When We Fight for Everyday People'

The Green New Deal: How We Will Pay for It Isn't 'a Thing' - and Inflation Isn't Either

Scientists Say Microplastics Are All Over Farmlands, but We're Ignoring the Problem

Receipts Are Secretly Really Bad - Why Are We Still Using Them?

The Women Fighting a Pipeline That Could Destroy Precious Wildlife

'We're Black Sheep:' The People Who Are Fascinated by Soil in Cities

Nebraska Could Be Next in Line to Define What the Word 'Meat' Really Means

Trump to Farmers: Wetlands Protections 'One of the Most Ridiculous' Regulations

Why Hemp Could Take off (And How the Shutdown Is Fueling Uncertainty)

EU Glyphosate Approval Was Based on Plagiarised Monsanto Text, Report Finds

How Did the US EPA and IARC Reach Opposite Conclusions About Glyphosate's Genotoxicity?

You Got Them Exactly the Wrong Thing, Didn’t You?

A research-backed reason not to worry about what your peers think of you

These Are the Best Ways to Improve Your Memory

We’re All Struggling With Tidiness And Clutter. Here’s How You Can Handle It

Active, Inactive, and Unlikely Visitors: What Cultural Organizations Need To Know (DATA)

Take Action to Help Your Local Meat Producers!

Gambling With Our Health: Hormone-Disrupting Chemicals Cost the U.S. $340 Billion a Year

Researchers Can Predict Childhood Social Transitions﻿

Hot tips and tricks from the Steekalong (and beyond)

Review: Best Cleaners for Mac

Foreign governments divided over Congo election fraud

Researchers Can Predict Childhood Social Transitions