Lakes worldwide feel the heat from climate change – Science News

May 1, 2017, by Wally Day

Science NewsLakes worldwide feel the heat from climate changeScience NewsSkip to main content. Menu Search Science News. Donate. Donate. Account. Log In. The Society. The Society · Science News … [Read more...]

Changing climate could worsen foods’ nutrition

March 13, 2017, by Mary Smallwood

doi: 10.1146/annurev-publhealth-031816-044356. T. Sumner. Climate change may boost toxic mercury levels in sea life. Science News. Vol. 191, March 4, 2017, p. 12. S. Gaidos. Grape expectations. … [Read more...]

A Better Understanding of Climate Change

December 11, 2016, by William Wessel

by Moms Clean Air Force Children today are burdened with the prospect of a world facing an uncertain future. As such, educative initiatives designed to help children and young people better … [Read more...]

The Hawaii Climate Is Very Special

October 17, 2016, by Geraldine Arbour

by Moms Clean Air Force Since the Hawaii climate is pretty consistent throughout the year with only minor temperature changes, you can travel there any time of the year. While the humidity is … [Read more...]

Science News: What Might Be Worse Than Climate Change? What Kind of Scientist Hates Social Media? – TheStranger.com

August 15, 2016, by Michael Stone

TheStranger.comScience News: What Might Be Worse Than Climate Change? What Kind of Scientist Hates Social Media?TheStranger.comIn the Pacific Northwest, the Western Juniper (Juniperus occindentalus) … [Read more...]

Climate closing the gender gap for this mountain flower – Science News for Students

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US Claims Top Supercomputer Ranking

July 6, 2016 By Jack Zielinski

by kwinkunks The United States has the world’s fastest supercomputer. It’s official. The last time we had that ranking was in 2009. You can view the whole list here. IBM manufactures our top machine, known as the Sequoia. It’s part of a generation of IBM Supercomputers known as BlueGene/Q. It lives in the United States […]

Tales of creatures large and small made news this year

December 22, 2016 By Hugh Radtke

13). Citations L. Hamers. Rattlesnakes have reduced their repertoire of venoms. Science News. Vol. 190, October 15, 2016, p. 9. S. Milius. Gut microbe may challenge textbook on complex cells. Science News. Vol. 189, June 11, 2016, p. 14. T.H. Saey. Continue reading at sciencenews.org France has just opened what it claims is the first […]

Weight Loss and Diet Pills

June 1, 2016 By Robin Bailey

by FlickrDelusions Weight loss They’ve tried many supplements on the market and failed, and wonder if there really is a weight loss program than can work for them. I understand that I should consult a health provider before taking supplements for weight loss. Weight loss approaches that target diet, exercise and motivational support have the […]

Climate Change to Reduce European Holidays to the Mediterranean

July 11, 2016 By Patricia Serrano

by UNISDR Photo Gallery Climate changes directly affect tourism. Fewer people are booking flights from Europe to the Mediterranean because of these climate changes, which directly affects popular holiday spots like Majorca and Minorca. Environmental groups expect a steady decline in holiday travel via flights from Europe to the Mediterranean. How Climate Changes Impact Tourism […]

The Province Of Alberta

July 1, 2016 By Jacqueline Parker

by PSHiker The Province of Alberta is approximately 255,200 square miles in size and boasts incredible scenery and abundant natural resources. It is situated between the provinces of Saskatchewan to the East and British Columbia to the west, with Northwest Territories to the North and the state of Montana, USA bordering the south. Alberta is […]

Natural Foods That Fight Allergies

October 28, 2016 By Steven Zielinski

by soychemist Allergic reactions can manifest themselves in many different physical ways, most of them extremely unpleasant. In the case of environmental allergens such as hay fever or pet dander, it is possible to limit allergic reaction severity by focusing on a diet that boosts the bodys ability to fight off reaction effects. Many of […]

Traditional Parenting Techniques Linked to Brain Stress

May 19, 2016 By Heather Barnhart

by Todd Huffman Until recently, traditional parenting techniques such as consequences, points and rewards, and spanking have been used by parents throughout the world as effective measures of correction for behaviors deemed socially inappropriate. In fact, schools continue to use all of these, including spanking, as a measure to deter problem behaviors in children. New […]