Happiness & Success
Achieving Happiness Through Acceptance of Life
The quest for happiness often leads to frustration, as many fail to realize that the...
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- Written by: Ilana Halperin
Declawing a cat might sound as simple as trimming your pet’s nails. But it’s actually major surgery.
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- Written by: Clyde Sorenson
You might not really be sure you saw what you think you saw when the first one shows up.
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- Written by: Jack Marley
Many scientists believe that halting global warming at 1.5°C will require us to invent Negative Emission Technologies – machines that can suck climate warming gases like carbon dioxide (CO?) from the air.
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- Written by: California Gardening
In today's video we provide you lots of gardening tips and advice on how to do some common diy things in your garden.
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- Written by: Steve Portugal
For most animals, the structure of their day – and indeed their year – depends on the light-dark cycle. These regular and rhythmic cycles in the length of days tell animals when they should be foraging, when they should be asleep, when it’s time to migrate and when it’s time to breed. Animals can tell all this from how many hours of daylight they experience, but the moon’s cycles also strongly influence their behaviour.
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- Written by: Jennifer D. Adams and Pieranna Pieroni
Iris, a high school student in New York City, took a course aimed at preparing public school students for college.
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- Written by: Kevin Fryling
Psychologists who study how people pick their spouses have turned their attention to another important relationship: choosing a canine companion.
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- Written by: Self Sufficient Me
In this video, I give you my 10 top reasons why raised bed vegetable gardens are the best! And, how the raised bed gardening revolution is here.
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- Written by: Christine Calder
The Fourth of July can be a miserable day for dogs. The fireworks make scaredy-cats out of many canines.
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- Written by: Adam Bates
If you could ask British insects about the habitats they prefer, they’d probably tell you that you can’t improve on grassland that’s rich with wildflowers.
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- Written by: California Gardening
In today's episode we look at the five best vegetables you can grow in your vegetable container garden or edible container garden. By growing these vegetables you can easily get great quality produce
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- Written by: Self Sufficient Me
This video shows what happens when you bury kitchen scraps or waste like bones and meat such as fish in the vegetable garden.
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- Written by: April Reese
For almost as long as modern science has been around, the idea that animals can remember past experiences seemed so preposterous that few researchers bothered to study it.
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- Written by: Kayla Zacharias
A new soy-based adhesive made from food components is even stronger than Gorilla Glue on wood, researchers say. On aluminum, it’s about the same.
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- Written by: SciTech Now
How farming companies are using a carbon rich material to enhance soils and purify waste water.
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- Written by: Alisson Clark
You might feel bad about having a less-than-manicured lawn, but it’s great for bees and other pollinators.
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- Written by: Leslie Burger
I heard a local story of a man who, in his excitement to kill a rattlesnake, used the only thing he had available ? his thermos bottle.
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- Written by: Bronwyn Barkla
As a plant biologist I have spent a long time interested in what makes plants salt tolerant. Some plants can grow and thrive in very salty soils, saltier than the sea, while others (like most of our staple crops) will fail to flourish.
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- Written by: Dr Angela Pattison
The species Solanum centrale, also known as kutjera in several Aboriginal languages, or the desert raisin in English, stands out in Australia’s wild bush tomato family in more ways than one.
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- Written by: Amy Quinton
New research examines risk factors for Rocky Mountain spotted fever, one of the deadliest tick-borne diseases in the Americas, in Mexicali, Mexico.
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- Written by: Elena Mannes
One day not long after Brio passed, I was driving on the highway, alone in the car. I’d been thinking of Brio and a few moments later heard clearly the sound of the metal tags on his collar clinking from the backseat, where he always rode. There was nothing else there that would have made that noise.
