Category: Nature

Today, there are over 100 million bowlers in more than 90 countries around the world, but one young man is standing tall above the rest. Rylan Breese, an 8 year old from Wilmington, North Carolina, beat out the competition at the South Region Pro-Am bowling tournament in the beginning of August at Waccamaw Lanes in Myrtle Beach, […]

As deadline approaches, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is putting the finishing touches on its new climate rule that would require existing power plants to drastically reduce their carbon emissions, as well as grant flexibility to states and companies in how they choose to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, according to a May 21 Washington Post […]

In the wake of 2014’s Polar Vortex, it seems like this summer will bring with it a Solar Vortex, as experts are predicting this will be one of the hottest, stifling, oppressively humid summers in generations. “It looks like it’s going to be an oppressively hot and humid summer for the New York area,” said managing […]

This week in North Ogden, Utah, local gardening enthusiasts were excited to receive an introductory class on square foot gardening. The class was taught by Jim Teahan, a certified instructor, and the North Branch of the Weber County Library, which hosted the event, was filled to capacity. Teahan introduced the group to the logic behind […]

Dementia is quickly becoming one of the biggest problems facing Americans. For example, Alzheimer’s, one of many dementia-related diseases, affects one in every eight Americans over the age of 65. Unfortunately, above the age of 85, the likelihood of developing Alzheimer’s jumps to 50%! As the baby-boomer generation ages, there will be a record number […]