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Flight Shaming Gets Media Attention But It Isn't Reducing Flying

Flight Shaming Gets Media Attention But It Isn't Reducing Flying

Despite flying being the single fastest way to grow our individual carbon footprint, people still want to fly. Passenger numbers even grew by 3.3% globally last year alone. The hype around “Flygskam”…
Men Who Drive An Audi Were Going To Be Victimized By Social Psychologists Eventually

Men Who Drive An Audi Were Going To Be Victimized By Social Psychologists Eventually

If you have never heard of the Journal of International Psychology, you are not alone. Bizarre social psychology claims hit their apex in the early 2000s but began to descend into self-parody after…
War On Science 2020: Greenpeace Desperately Trying To Stop Golden Rice Approval In The Philippines

War On Science 2020: Greenpeace Desperately Trying To Stop Golden Rice Approval In The Philippines

Golden Rice, which was created by independent academics to produce higher beta-carotene, which means it will produce vitamin A and prevent blindness, is approved in places like the US and Canada, but…
War On Science 2020: Greenpeace Desperately Trying To Stop Golden Rice Approval In The Philippines

War On Science 2020: Greenpeace Desperately Trying To Stop Golden Rice Approval In The Philippines

Golden Rice, which was created by independent academics to produce higher beta-carotene, which means it will produce vitamin A and prevent blindness, is approved in places like the US and Canada, but…
While Coronavirus Talk Dominates The US, Few Notice 25 Million Africans Being Devastated By Locusts

While Coronavirus Talk Dominates The US, Few Notice 25 Million Africans Being Devastated By Locusts

As desert locusts ravage African crops, EU-funded NGOs maneuver in the Kenyan parliament to leave farmers defenseless. Caught flat-footed by the emergency, the FAO struggles to purchase enough…
Of Course New York Times Defends Goop - Woo Believers Are Their Demographic

Of Course New York Times Defends Goop - Woo Believers Are Their Demographic

Some in the pro-science community are a little outraged that the New York Times ran an article in which the two authors wrapped Gwyneth Paltrow's Goop company in the flag of feminism' claiming…
Of Course New York Times Defends Goop - Woo Believers Are Their Demographic

Of Course New York Times Defends Goop - Woo Believers Are Their Demographic

Some in the pro-science community are a little outraged that the New York Times ran an article in which the two authors wrapped Gwyneth Paltrow's Goop company in the flag of feminism' claiming…
Chinese State Interference In American Academia Is Only The Tip Of The Iceberg

Chinese State Interference In American Academia Is Only The Tip Of The Iceberg

Just a few days after Harvard chemistry Professor Charles Lieber was arrested for secretly taking millions of dollars from the Chinese government as part of its "thousand talents" program to groom…
Chinese State Interference In American Academia Is Only The Tip Of The Iceberg

Chinese State Interference In American Academia Is Only The Tip Of The Iceberg

Just a few days after Harvard chemistry Professor Charles Lieber was arrested for secretly taking millions of dollars from the Chinese government as part of its "thousand talents" program to groom…
The Genetic Link Between Neanderthals And Modern Africans And Europeans Is Stronger Than Ever

The Genetic Link Between Neanderthals And Modern Africans And Europeans Is Stronger Than Ever

Neanderthal DNA sequences are more common in modern Africans than previously known, and different non-African populations have levels of Neanderthal ancestry surprisingly similar to each other,…
Genetically Engineered Bacteria To Combat The Cause Of Colony Collapse Disorder In Bees

Genetically Engineered Bacteria To Combat The Cause Of Colony Collapse Disorder In Bees

Sometimes bees die off in large groups. Since the first beekeeping recorded in history, in the 10th century, there have been documented cases where entire hives perished. Some blamed bad bee…
The Plot Of The Week - Narrowing CP Violation Down

The Plot Of The Week - Narrowing CP Violation Down

The ATLAS Collaboration has released last week the results of a careful analysis of a large dataset of proton-proton collisions acquired during Run 2 of the Large Hadron Collider. This is a…
Before Oil And Gas, How Did Farmers Endure? Wondered Farmers...In 1883

Before Oil And Gas, How Did Farmers Endure? Wondered Farmers...In 1883

Energy is the great equalizer in human existence.  Don't have enough water? Energy can fix that. Want to make a culture that prizes libraries, art, and education? Give people affordable energy.…
Coronavirus 2019 Is A New Human-Infecting Coronavirus, Genetically Distinct From Human SARS

Coronavirus 2019 Is A New Human-Infecting Coronavirus, Genetically Distinct From Human SARS

New genetic analysis of 10 genome sequences of novel coronavirus (2019-nCoV) from nine patients in Wuhan finds that the virus is most closely related to two bat-derived SARS-like coronaviruses,…
To Remove An Invasive Species Or Not: Determining When Drastic Ecological Interventions Will Go Bad

To Remove An Invasive Species Or Not: Determining When Drastic Ecological Interventions Will Go Bad

Pyrus calleryana (Callery pear) is a tree native to China and Vietnam that California government introduced a hundred years ago after natural fire blight wiped out much of the European pear crops…
New And Improved Crop Protection: Oxitec Self-Limiting, Genetically Engineered Diamondback Moth For Brassica

New And Improved Crop Protection: Oxitec Self-Limiting, Genetically Engineered Diamondback Moth For Brassica

Plutella xylostella (diamondback moth) does tremendous damage to brassica crops such as cabbage, broccoli, cauliflower and canola. A new strain of diamondback moth developed by Oxitec Ltd, (OX4319L)…
The Risks of a Vegan Diet Include Poor Brain Function

The Risks of a Vegan Diet Include Poor Brain Function

A vegan diet claims to hearken back to primitive days but proponents leave out that it wasn't by choice. Whenever possible, early man ate everything on and inside a bone they could, including brains.…
The Risks of a Vegan Diet Include Poor Brain Function

The Risks of a Vegan Diet Include Poor Brain Function

A vegan diet claims to hearken back to primitive days but proponents leave out that it wasn't by choice. Whenever possible, early man ate everything on and inside a bone they could, including brains.…
Nearly 12% Of Surveyed Soldiers Sent To Afghanistan Had Suicidal Thoughts

Nearly 12% Of Surveyed Soldiers Sent To Afghanistan Had Suicidal Thoughts

Surveys sought to find out how common suicidal ideation and mental health disorders were during combat deployment and to examine the associated risk factors. Some of the greatest risks were being…
Soldiers With Traumatic Brain Injury Have High Rates Of Mental Health Disorders

Soldiers With Traumatic Brain Injury Have High Rates Of Mental Health Disorders

An exploratory result, published in Military Medicine, finds that soldiers with traumatic brain injury are more likely than soldiers with other serious injuries to experience a range of…

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