[ad_1] George Beringer, CC license In the pristine waters of Alaska, there is a harvest of an almost magical fish that everyone loves, but may not get the recognition it deserves. For those who believe that their dietary choices must take into account the impact on the climate, the choice is clear and it is…

[ad_1] Form energy Unprotected from years of undercover work, a Massachusetts power startup claims that in a few years they can scale out “the battery it needs to completely decommission coal and natural gas plants.” Solving the key challenge with renewable energy, that of storage, Form Energy’s new battery technology, which they call the “Holy…

[ad_1] Reprinted with permission from World in general, a news website on nature, politics, science, health and travel. NOT YET Sabinoso Wilderness Area in New Mexico, a small and inaccessible refuge just five years ago, has grown to nearly 10,000 acres, or 50% of its total size, after receiving the largest donation in history from…

[ad_1] The UK’s education system has become a kind of monoculture agriculture, say the founders of Rewilding Education, a community of teachers who believe that reconnecting children with nature is key to helping them thrive. Wolves and lynxes roaming the land; vast tracts of forest restored, not for wood, but for flourishing; fields full of…

[ad_1] If you’ve stepped back to review your finances during the pandemic, you’re certainly not alone. A new survey revealed that 58% of Americans have “completely” changed their thinking about money due to the pandemic and almost as many (56%) believe their concept of financial well-being has changed since the pandemic. . The survey of…

[ad_1] Renowned photographer Rankin has teamed up with a relationship charity to shed light on later life intimacy, through some striking portraits. From long-term love and tender intimacy to daring new adventures, a series of images by Rankin captures what sex can mean in later life. Taking individual pictures of five older couples and a…