Newly-Found Connection Between Culture and Biodiversity Could Help Wildlife, Indigenous Populations Survive

POLICY 05.18.2021 07:03 AM

Diversity in culture, often characterized by linguistic variety, and biodiversity are found to be connected to one another in new study - and this could offer insights in preserving the natural environment and Indigenous populations.

COVID-19 Origin WHO Investigation Condemned, Virus from Lab Theory Still Viable

05.17.2021 06:21 AM

Leading experts on infectious diseases have called out the World Health Organization for its supposed failure in properly investigating the source of the COVID-19 pandemic - specifically if it came from a laboratory.

Cultivated Meat is the Future: New Study Shows Younger Generations More Open to Eating Lab-Grown Food

05.16.2021 10:44 AM

A new study shows that cultivated meat - lab-grown food material that requires no slaughtered animal - will be a larger part of future diets.

Ivermectin COVID Studies Suggests Anti-Parasitic Drug Is the Cure to Coronavirus, Possibly Ending Pandemic

05.08.2021 21:42 PM

A new peer-reviewed study suggests that global medical use of the drug ivermectin can end the COVID-19 pandemic with regular use.

South Africa to Ban the Breeding of Lions for Sport, Petting

05.03.2021 07:00 AM

South Africa has revealed its plans to ban the practice of breeding lions in captivity for trophy hunting or tourist petting in a move to make the experience more "authentic" for visitors.

ESWET Calls for Additional Support from EU Taxonomy for a Carbon-Neutral Europe

04.27.2021 08:22 AM

Following the first Delegated Act, the European Suppliers of Waste to Energy Technology (ESWET) reaffirmed its support for the EU Taxonomy, recognizing it as an important part of achieving a carbon-neutral Europe.

China's Chang'e 6 Lunar Probe on 2024 to Showcase Equipment from European Countries

04.26.2021 00:38 AM

In its continuing efforts to advance space exploration efforts, China has announced its plans for the next lunar probe by 2024 and will be carrying equipment developed by other countries.

Mankind Has Sustainably Shaped Earth for at Least 12,000 Years

04.20.2021 06:48 AM

A new study shows that land use of human societies for at least 12,000 years has been environmentally sound and sustainable - arguing that the current biodiversity crisis is not simply due to human activities but the mishandling of lands previously shaped sustainably.

Ocean Waste Concern Among Adults Rise After Seeing Kids' Presentations

04.16.2021 04:30 AM

Average adults - like voters and community leaders - tend to show more concern about plastic and other forms of ocean waste after watching kids' presentations.

7 Strategic Initiatives Your Business Should Be Practicing

03.16.2021 15:00 PM

Strategic initiatives are an excellent way to help your business succeed when it comes to digital marketing. They allow you to figure out what actions your business needs to take if it wants to overcome various problems. With this in mind, you can use these seven strategic initiatives to help your business act rather than wait.

Entrepreneur? Tips to Prevent Personal Injury From an Accident!

03.03.2021 09:48 AM

You are a successful entrepreneur. The orders come in, your turnover increases and you make more and more profit.

Delivery Robot Laws are Lax in PA

02.17.2021 16:24 PM

As technology continues to advance, the ways we receive consumer goods are beginning to change dramatically. One of the changes that has resulted in a mixture of enthusiasm and skepticism is through the use of autonomous delivery robots.

Debtors that aren't Paying Bills? Join Forces with a Debt Collection Agency

02.01.2021 21:38 PM

If you own a company, there are few things more annoying than seeing unpaid bills. Sometimes that issue is quickly solved with a phone call and an apology from your debtor, but sometimes your debtor tries their hardest not to answer your calls or emails.

Breaking Through Walls: Alessandro Cassano Teaches a Special Method to Win at Life

01.21.2021 20:33 PM

What sets an average human being apart from a winner is simply his resignation to the average life he’s currently living. An average person chooses to have an average life. Granted, he may have occasional wins but these wins generally won’t be enough and won’t last long.

Early Money: Archaeological Discovery Shows Ancient European "Standardized Bronze Objects"

01.21.2021 03:55 AM

Money has served as a standard of exchange, even being manufactured to contain specific details and features - and similar bronze items of standardized weight and appearance were found, dating back to the Early Bronze Age.