Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been tagged as “American Chemical Society”
The Role of the Water Cycle in Planetary Health:  Environmental reporter Judith D. Schwartz, author of Water in Plain Sight and Cows Save the Planet discusses water, something most people take for granted along with its role in mitigating climate change— in conversation with Alison Rose Levy. Download this episode (right click and save)
Today On The Gary Null Show, Gary opens up with the latest in health and healing. Some of the other topics Gary covers today are the issues in other countries with people being sold in trafficking. Gary also covers an important issue that will make you QUESTION EVERYTHING! Download this episode (right click and save)
Tai Hanson is the Founder of The Homey Hippies, a lifestyle brand for the modern urban hippie. Our focus is on creating naturally dope home goods that are good for you, the planet, and the homies. The husband and wife duo behind the brand are setting out to bring green and eco-friendly lifestyle products to a segment of the population …
Michelle Honda, Ph.D. is a holistic doctor who specializes in disease reversal through the employment of natural medicine and clinical nutrition. Within two years of finishing her Ph.D., Michelle opened a Holistic Health Clinic with her husband,called Renew You Holistic Health (www.renewyou.ca) in Ancaster, Ontario, Canada, where she conducts her private practice. The author of the innovative book Reverse Gut …
There’s a good reason why everyone — not just people with allergies or chemical sensitivities — should live in a home with good indoor air quality. According to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Americans spend about 90 percent of their time indoors, where the air can be two to five times more polluted than the air outdoors. Spending the vast …
There is nowhere like it on Earth. Hidden away on the shore of West Cumbria sits the most concentrated collection of radioactive wastes anywhere on the planet. Much of it has been all but abandoned for decades, for want of any way to make it safe or anywhere to dispose of it. Eight years ago, Britain’s top scientists at The …
Despite stereotypes about college students resorting to black-market Ritalin to help them cram for exams, young people are actually most likely to start misusing prescription stimulant drugs in their high school years, according to new University of Michigan Medical School research. That’s according to a new analysis of national data from anonymous surveys of more than 240,000 teens and young …
A new technique that uses water to create patterns of wires less than 10 nanometers wide could be promising for the semiconductor industry as it seeks to make circuits ever smaller. The technique, developed by the lab of chemist James Tour at Rice University, builds upon its discovery that the meniscus–the curvy surface of water at its edge–can be an …
