Tea has a long and varied history that includes everything from it being used for social occasions, to religious ceremonies, to political rebellion. In fact, next to water, it is the most widely consumed beverage in the world. Derived from ...
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Electric Car Boom Threatens Outdated Power Grid
Electric cars could be one of the biggest threats to the power grid, according to some engineers who believe that the widespread use of plug-in electric vehicles could cause the power grid to crash. Today’s electric grid is not built ...
Read More »Debunking The Myth That Healthy Food Is Expensive
For those that tout it’s just too expensive to eat healthy, a new study sheds some light — and the results may be surprising. Researchers at the Harvard School of Public Health recently put a price on the cost of ...
Read More »Study Shows Solar Panels Boost A Home’s Value
A new study from Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory found that houses with rooftop solar panels fetch higher prices than comparable homes without them. The extra home value, according to the San Francisco Chronicle, more than covers the cost of installing ...
Read More »Organic Milk Much Healthier Than Conventional Milk, Study Shows
Drinking milk from organically raised cows is better for your heart than drinking milk from non-organic cows, new scientific research indicates. Published in the scientific journal PLOS One, the study indicates that milk from organically raised cows contains far higher ...
Read More »Popular Bug Spray Ingredient Linked To Behavioral Problems In Children
A new Canadian study suggests common household insecticides such as bug sprays may be linked to behavior problems in children. According to the Scientific American, the study by researchers in Quebec is one of the first to examine potential human ...
Read More »Government Study Predicts America Could Run Out Of Money This Year
The federal government of the United States could literally run out of money sometime in the next two months, Congressional Budget Office Director Elemendorf has warned. The gloomy assessment also was made by the CBO in a recent study. The ...
Read More »Fears Confirmed: Rootworms Grow Resistant To GMO Corn In Illinois Fields
In a study that is sure to boost the claims of GMO critics, rootworms apparently have grown resistant to genetically modified corn in Illinois fields. “It’s very alarming,” said Joe Spencer, an insect behaviorist with the Illinois Natural History Survey. ...
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