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Colorado Be Dammed: California Refuses Plan To Cut Its River Water Usage

Colorado Be Dammed: California Refuses Plan To Cut Its River Water Usage

One thing Arizona, Colorado, Nevada, New Mexico, Utah and Wyoming share in common is getting water from the Colorado River - and being frustrated that California, which takes the most, refuses to…
Colorado Be Dammed: California Refuses Plan To Cut Its River Water Usage

Colorado Be Dammed: California Refuses Plan To Cut Its River Water Usage

One thing Arizona, Colorado, Nevada, New Mexico, Utah and Wyoming share in common is getting water from the Colorado River - and being frustrated that California, which takes the most, refuses to…
Politicization of Science? Pebble Mine Veto May Get Blocked In Court, But What About The Science?

Politicization of Science? Pebble Mine Veto May Get Blocked In Court, But What About The Science?

The Biden administration has not been shy about reorganizing science and health until it does what they want, and a new move to block a mine in Alaska will probably not pass legal challenges, but is…
Politicization of Science? Pebble Mine Veto May Get Blocked In Court, But What About The Science?

Politicization of Science? Pebble Mine Veto May Get Blocked In Court, But What About The Science?

The Biden administration has not been shy about reorganizing science and health until it does what they want, and a new move to block a mine in Alaska will probably not pass legal challenges, but is…
Fall Armyworm And Maize: If We Want Africa To Feed Itself, Europe Has To Stop Penalizing Them For Using Science

Fall Armyworm And Maize: If We Want Africa To Feed Itself, Europe Has To Stop Penalizing Them For Using Science

Thanks to the fall armyworm, nearly all of Africa's maize crop is in jeopardy, finds a new study.  The new projection was made using 3,175 geo-tagged occurrences and factoring in physiological…
Measles And Fatal Encephalitis: The Anti-Vax Movement Before COVID-19 Was Still Dangerous

Measles And Fatal Encephalitis: The Anti-Vax Movement Before COVID-19 Was Still Dangerous

Despite apparent beliefs on social media today, the modern anti-vaccine movement did not begin with the COVID-19 vaccine in 2021. For decades prior to that, wealthy elites who believed that…
Democrats Gutted Nuclear Energy In The US And The World Has Suffered

Democrats Gutted Nuclear Energy In The US And The World Has Suffered

Starting in 1970s America, Democrats began to wage total war on nuclear energy. The risks were exaggerated but emotion sells, especially when it was promoted by their allies in media. In 1994, they…
Democrats Gutted Nuclear Energy In The US And The World Has Suffered

Democrats Gutted Nuclear Energy In The US And The World Has Suffered

Starting in 1970s America, Democrats began to wage total war on nuclear energy. The risks were exaggerated but emotion sells, especially when it was promoted by their allies in media. In 1994, they…
Reducing HIV In Blood Donations: FDA Pivots To Risk-Based Questions

Reducing HIV In Blood Donations: FDA Pivots To Risk-Based Questions

Reducing the risk of transfusion-transmitted HIV from blood donations is important for public health and the U.S. currently uses time-based deferrals to assess donor eligibility. Now the FDA is…
Diet And Disease: Trying To Predict Effects Of Nutrients On Cancer Cells

Diet And Disease: Trying To Predict Effects Of Nutrients On Cancer Cells

Food is not medicine, anyone claiming it is medicine is selling you something, like a diet plan, but nutrients can impact cancer cells. How that applies consistently is unknown so a new tool hopes to…
CBD Has Broken Desire For Clinton-Era Free Passes Of Supplements By FDA

CBD Has Broken Desire For Clinton-Era Free Passes Of Supplements By FDA

IN 1994, President Bill Clinton and Senator Tom Harkin set off a supplement boom - by decreeing that supplements could be exempt from real FDA oversight as long as they didn't claim to cure cancer or…
MSG Got A Bad Rep Due To Bad Epidemiology - And Similar Shoddy Work Happens Every Month

MSG Got A Bad Rep Due To Bad Epidemiology - And Similar Shoddy Work Happens Every Month

Do you think hot tea causes cancer? A common weedkiller? Do you think red wine is good for you? If so, you have been duped by scientific-sounding epidemiology that has long been finding a correlation…
MSG Got A Bad Rep Due To Bad Epidemiology - And Similar Shoddy Work Happens Every Month

MSG Got A Bad Rep Due To Bad Epidemiology - And Similar Shoddy Work Happens Every Month

Do you think hot tea causes cancer? A common weedkiller? Do you think red wine is good for you? If so, you have been duped by scientific-sounding epidemiology that has long been finding a correlation…
A Heart-Mind Connection: The Links Between Cardiovascular And Mental Health

A Heart-Mind Connection: The Links Between Cardiovascular And Mental Health

Too often mental health problems are dismissed as being “all in your head”. With scientific and medical advancements showing mental illness can cause physical changes to the body, we now know the…
Assessing SIDS Risk: Siblings Of Kids Who Died Are 4X Higher Risk

Assessing SIDS Risk: Siblings Of Kids Who Died Are 4X Higher Risk

Sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS) is a diagnosis of exclusion, a general term for death during the first year of life that lacks an obvious cause. Though it is a leading cause of death, its…
Go Outside: Reducing Negative Effects Of Screen Time Just Requires Being A Parent

Go Outside: Reducing Negative Effects Of Screen Time Just Requires Being A Parent

Many parents say they are worried about the negative effects of screen time on children. Too much of anything can have negative effects, from books to music to TV, but the solution is to impose…
TalkLife And AI Can Help People Be More Empathetic About Mental Health

TalkLife And AI Can Help People Be More Empathetic About Mental Health

Empathy is critical to having supportive conversations about mental health. But this skill can be tricky to learn, especially in the moment when a person is sharing something hard.  A team led…
The Interest Of High-School Students For Hard Sciences

The Interest Of High-School Students For Hard Sciences

Yesterday I visited a high school in Venice to deliver a lecture on particle physics, and to invite the participating students to take part in an art and science contest. This is part of the INFN…
Albicidin: It Kills Sugar Cane But May One Day Help Humans

Albicidin: It Kills Sugar Cane But May One Day Help Humans

Antibiotics are popular in America among everyone but pharmaceutical companies. Part of the reason is cultural; everyone wants antibiotics to be cheap, but want to be able to sue companies if…
Epidemiologist Claims Bacon Causes Type 2 Diabetes

Epidemiologist Claims Bacon Causes Type 2 Diabetes

Do you believe bacon causes diabetes? Cancer? If not, you may be an apostate in 2023, when we've just exited a period during which any skepticism of epidemiology(1) is met with the 2020s equivalent…

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