[ad_1] Mary, CC license For about four seconds on April 29, California got 95% of its energy from renewable energy, and the Golden State used about 90% of renewable energy in the evening hours during a period of warm, cloudless weather. While caveats like not including Sacramento or Los Angeles in the percentage dampens the…

[ad_1] Power of positivityMay 10, 2021 When you think of using a jump rope, you can imagine girls participating in this activity with their friends. However, there are a number of great reasons this workout is making a return to fun and effective workout routines. Dr. William Roberts with the Sports Medicine Program at the…

[ad_1] Makerere University Institute of Infectious Diseases On the 84 remote islands that make up Uganda’s Kalangala district on the surface of Lake Victoria, medical experts are tackling one of Africa’s worst provincial HIV crises with the help of cargo drones. Uganda is not alone in the project, as Rwanda and Ghana also use medical…

[ad_1] Having a stutter is often seen as something that needs to be overcome, but why? Irish graphic designer Conor Foran, who stutters, wanted to challenge this assumption. Together with Bart Rzeznik, he created a font called Dysfluent to represent his way of speaking. “Instead of seeing the stuttering speech as broken or fragmented, I…

[ad_1] Sarah BMay 10, 2021 Morale in the workplace is essential for success and maintaining a positive environment. Without it, employees are disconnected and tend to be negative, lacking focus and determination. There are ways to change this and boost morale throughout the workplace. Promoting positivity in this way is fun and you should see…

[ad_1] Christian lMay 09, 2021 Broccoli cream may not look appealing as summer approaches. However, if you need comfort food, this soup will hit the spot. Broccoli soup contains many health benefits and pairs well with other dishes like salad or pasta. Cream of broccoli it has a rich, pureed texture, similar to tomato basil…

[ad_1] A new project to demolish seven million square meters of land, including a critical area within the world’s largest contiguous wildlife area, is underway, thanks to a grant from the United States government. APOPO / David Brazier The removal of landmines laid four decades ago will help protect African species such as elephants, pangolins…

[ad_1] Birds can change their culture to become more efficient, according to new research from the Max Planck Institute for Animal Behavior. Shirley Clarke’s Big Tits – Fordingbridge Camera Club, CC License In animals, “culture” is any behavior that is learned from others, shared by group members, and persists for generations. Cultural traditions are known…

[ad_1] Duke University engineers have developed the world’s first fully recyclable printed electronics. Its recycling process recovers almost 100% of the materials used and preserves most of its performance capabilities for reuse. Duke University – 3D rendering of a printed recyclable transistor By demonstrating a crucial and relatively complex computing component, the transistor, created with…