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Why Don’t I Recover From Workouts as Quickly as I Used To?
We asked fitness experts when to consider modifying your routine. Source link
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7 Books To Help You Cope With Failure and Move Forward
Psychologists and other experts share the works they recommend to people who are struggling with guilt, shame or questions of what comes next. Source link
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Electric Shocks for Kids and the Push to Militarize Schools
Catherine Lutz, Anne Lutz Fernandez Electric-shock gloves used on students in Nebraska are the latest sign of how policing, surveillance, and military technology have entered American schools. The post Electric Shocks for Kids and the Push to Militarize Schools appeared first on The Nation. Source link
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Assault Weapons Are Banned in Massachusetts. These Leftists Want to Change That.
Genevieve Morrison The Liberal Gun Club, which has chapters in more than 30 states, reported a spike in interest as ICE raids ratcheted up early this year. The post Assault Weapons Are Banned in Massachusetts. These Leftists Want to Change That. appeared first on The Nation. Source link
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How researchers are trying to find the 'sweet spot' for fertilizer in P.E.I.’s potato fields
Researchers on P.E.I. say many farmers are planting legumes like alfalfa in rotation with potatoes, giving the soil a nitrogen boost. That means they can use less fertilizer, saving money and reducing greenhouse gas emissions. CBC’s Nancy Russell explains. Source link
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As climate heats up, a Nova Scotia startup is harnessing the ocean as a climate solution
A Nova Scotia startup is seeking a way to store more carbon in the ocean, using a new pilot facility to test the method. Source link
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Western Renewables Link passes planning hurdle as cost review ordered
The Victorian premier orders a cost assessment of the controversial Western Renewables Link hours after the planning minister approves its environment effects statement. Source link
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Aussie fashion brand Cue Clothing falls into receivership
Sydney-based fashion business Cue Clothing Co, which operates Cue and its sister brand Veronika Maine, has entered receivership. Source link
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Chocolate faces more climate shocks as study highlights risk of extreme rainfall
As West African cocoa farmers feel the pain of drought, aging trees and competition for farmland, new research out of Harvard says extreme rain is an under-appreciated danger — often hammering flowering trees and younger pods. Source link
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COVID-19 benefit repayment is hurting low-income Canadians, report says
Over six years after the COVID-19 pandemic began, the federal government is still trying to track down billions of dollars sent to Canadians who were later found to be ineligible for benefits. According to a new report, much of that burden still rests on low-income Canadians. Source link