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Many of the headlines and predictions in the past few weeks have been dire. The fear and panic they spread can be paralyzing, making it difficult to adapt and develop a constructive plan for the future. Yet, in order to think clearly and identify the steps you can take to protect your health, it’s important… Read More »
By Adam Vaughan A warming climate could nearly double new cases of Lyme disease in the USWacpan / Alamy Stock Photo Climate change could spur a 92 per cent increase in new cases of Lyme disease in the US by the end of the century, even if the world manages to limit warming to the… Read More »
Artificial light is a relatively new development in terms of human evolution. Before we could create “day” out of night, humans woke up with the sun and went to bed when the sun set. Some studies suggest that before artificial light, humans experienced biphasic sleep; they slept in two shifts during the night, using their… Read More »
As fossil fuel use continue to spew out more carbon into the atmosphere, can all of this have an … [+] effect on our thinking? (Photo by Jens Schlueter/Getty Images) Getty Images Will pollution create a downward spiral of stupidity? If our society is being dumb for not taking more urgent action about human pollution… Read More »
Nine of the past 10 most suitable years for the transmission of dengue fever have occurred since 2000, and a new study blames this on climate change. According to the 2019 report on climate change published by medical journal, The Lancet, the disastrous effects of climate are not only impacting our environment, but also our… Read More »