Health & Wellness SCIENCE MATTERS: Species loss is Earth’s silent epidemic
Potential impact slips past politicians’ notice
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HEALTH: Get an early start on fall fitness
Read the articleInitiating your program now means you’ll be better prepared when the cold weather hits
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SCIENCE MATTERS: Car culture needs to be put into ‘park’
Read the articleOur obsession with private automobiles is unsustainable
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SCIENCE MATTERS: Nature’s brilliance offers hope for sustainable future
Read the article“Biomimicry” can provide ingenious solutions to age-old problems
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HEALTH: The good, bad and ugly among weight-loss supplements
Read the articleKnow what has a good reputation before you invest
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HEALTH: Let laughter guide you through yoga
Read the articleThe people in our lives can dramatically impact our well-being
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SCIENCE MATTERS: Anti-environmentalists are stuck in the past
Read the articleThose who want to save the environment are futurists, not cavemen
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HEALTH: Don’t let “friends” sabotage your goals
Read the articleSometimes our loved ones can be our greatest obstacle
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SCIENCE MATTERS: More drilling, more disasters, unless we all do our part
Read the articleThe oil companies are to blame — but then, so are we
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SCIENCE MATTERS: Outdoor fun is good for kids and the planet
Read the articleThe more familiar we are with nature, the better we’ll take care of it
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SCIENCE MATTERS: Climate change deniers running out of gas
Read the articleIt must be difficult, if not downright embarrassing, to be a climate change denier these days. After all, the scientists they’ve attacked have been exonerated, London’s Sunday Times newspaper ran a retraction and apology for an article deniers were using to discredit climate change science, and more and more denier “experts” are being exposed as shills for industry or just disingenuous clowns. (Naomi Oreskes’s excellent book Merchants of Doubt offers insight into how the deniers operate.) Meanwhile, evidence that fossil fuel emissions contribute to dangerous climate change just keeps building.
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SCIENCE MATTERS: Time to heed the ‘Warning’ cry
Read the articleAlmost 20 years ago, scientists issued a warning to humanity, but we still haven’t listened
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SCIENCE MATTERS: What the beluga can teach us about ourselves
Read the articleEverything is interconnected — even our problems
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Health & Wellness SCIENCE MATTERS: Our oil addiction has always been messy
The Gulf of Mexico disaster is just the latest in a long line of ecological assaultsRead the article -
Health & Wellness SCIENCE MATTERS: Aboriginal people key to conservation agreement
Without their knowledge, the Canadian Boreal Forest Agreement may not be as effectiveRead the article -
Health & Wellness SCIENCE MATTERS: What the Gulf oil disaster tells us
The energy we choose needs to be more deeply considered. So does how we acquire itRead the article
