Zapping clouds with lasers could alter Earth’s climate – Science News for Students

June 13, 2016, by Ruby Brown

Zapping clouds with lasers could alter Earth's climateScience News for StudentsSkip to main content. Menu Search Science News. Account. Log In or Join. Newsletter. Newsletter Sign Up. The Society. … [Read more...]

Chris Stoddard on Tiebout’s Local Expenditure Theory

May 27, 2016 By Ruby Brown

by Nicola since 1972 Charles M. Tiebout was an economist who wrote extensively about economic theories but his largest contribution to the field of economics was when he wrote his “A Pure Theory of Local Expenditures” in 1956. Although it is definitely difficult if not impossible to summarize Tiebout’s theories, Chris Stoddard was able to […]

Modern Photography And It’s Popularity In Growth

June 21, 2016 By Evelyn Anderson

After the invention of the camera and the growth in popularity of photography, it is only natural that mass production as well as dissemination of photo prints will follow. Becasue of photography, personal as well as public history, time, and the perception of man himself has notably changed. The idea of privacy became altered as […]

An Environmental Science Degree: An Investment In The Future

June 25, 2016 By Mary Jenkins

by harry harris The world is changing faster now than at any time since the last ice-age 10,000 years ago and the major cause of that change is man. To allow the changes to continue unchecked is reckless at the least. Monitoring those changes and being able to convince others that we have to do […]

Words: Weak or Powerful?

July 1, 2016 By Dale Hale

by London Permaculture Choosing your words and how you say them will have an impact on: how others perceive you as a leader of change how persuasive and convincing your coaching is how much your team understands what youre trying to achieve Clear communications will make the grade, ambiguous pronouncements will not. […]

For humans, the appeal of looking at faces starts before birth – Science News Magazine

June 8, 2017 By Thomas McAllister

Science News MagazineFor humans, the appeal of looking at faces starts before birthScience News MagazineFACIAL FIXATION For the first time, scientists have peered inside the womb to watch how fetuses react to the sight of different images. SciePro/Science Source. Email. Email. Email. Print. Print. Print. Twitter. Twitter. Twitter. Facebook. Facebook … Continue reading at sciencenews.org […]

The Ill Effects Of Climate Change

June 23, 2016 By Jack Cobb

by CIAT International Center for Tropical Agriculture Now-a-days we hear about Climate Change more often than before. Climate change is a global phenomenon and the term Climate Change” is indeed a straightforward expression for such a complex subject. In fact, it has more than we can comprehend from this phrase and that is why it […]

France Private Holiday Homes and Vacation Rentals versus Hotels

May 22, 2016 By Laura Blay

by Tlaloc Xicotencatl Vacationing in France is a dream come true for so many Americans. Those who have French heritage often wish to see where their families originated. Those who have no French lineage still look upon France as one of the foundations of Western civilization. Reims, Poitiers, Montpellier, Marseille, Limoges, Lille, Caen, Bordeaux, Lyon, […]

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