by Ronica O’Hara March brings the first whiffs of fragrant spring air, along with a heightened chance of runny noses, coughs, sore throats and congestion in youngsters. The spring and… read more →
Drinking either not enough or too much water can decrease cognitive performance in older women, Penn State University researchers reported in the European Journal of Nutrition. In a nationwide study,… read more →
A drought-plagued Kenyan region is using a new, solar-powered, desalination plant from the international nonprofit GivePower to obtain clean water. Before the plant’s arrival in the town of Kiunga, villagers… read more →
As a result of its partnership with Just Goods, Inc., the Norwegian Cruise Line will replace single-use plastic bottles across its fleet by January 1, 2020, beginning with the Norwegian… read more →
by Roberta Bolduc On Saturday, January 4, from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m., the third Whole Health Nation (WHN) festival will take place at Zen, 924 South Main Street in… read more →
The third annual Whole Health Nation Festival will be held Saturday, January 4, 2020 from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Zen in downtown Greenville. Event organizers have gathered local… read more →
Opponents Fight Mine in Arizona Desert The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has reversed course without explanation, greenlighting the Rosemont copper mine proposed by Canadian mining company Hudbay Minerals in… read more →
Drugs Found in Rural Rivers Researchers at King’s College London and the University of Suffolk have found a diverse array of cocaine, pharmaceuticals and pesticides in UK river wildlife, as… read more →
Miners Becoming Beekeepers As the Appalachian economy struggles with the loss of three-fifths of its coal mining jobs in the last three decades, a surprising option is emerging for some:… read more →
Spring is here, and Spring weather leads to Summer weather, which leads to a desire to be more fit, and prepared for vacation photos and swimsuits. Circulation Nation, described by… read more →
