Brighten winter with the vibrant blooms of a Christmas cactus. Learn how to care for this tropical beauty and keep it ...
The planet is on the cusp of triggering the sixth mass extinction event. Conserving a small percentage of land could make all ...
A practical, evidence-based checklist developed by scientists at the University of Surrey is helping everyone from keen ...
Intensive food production systems have used too much land, too much water, too much fertilizer and too much soil carbon, he ...
A unique “social sculpture” art exhibit will happen in Laguna Beach on Nov. 9, with 800 participants coming together to form the Morse code symbols for SOS, a first-of-its-kind participatory ...
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2dOpinion
Where does human thinking end and AI begin? An AI authorship protocol aims to show the difference
(THE CONVERSATION) The latest generation of artificial intelligence models is sharper and smoother, producing polished text with fewer errors and hallucinations. As a philosophy professor, I have a ...
Swiss Overshoot Day, the day on which Switzerland used up its allocated natural resources, was a long time ago. The planet ...
Humans are the only species that opts to fight against biological presets, miserably dragging ourselves out of bed at ...
The Sierra Club Kansas Chapter has endorsed two Lawrence City Commission candidates and shared all candidates' answers to ...
Why do we turn the clocks forward and backward twice a year? Academics, scientists, politicians, economists, employers, ...
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4dOpinion
An Indigenous approach shows how changing the clocks for Daylight Saving Time runs counter to human nature – and nature itself
In this Indigenous context, Daylight Saving Time is nonsensical – if not outright comical. Time can’t be changed any more than a clock’s hands can grab the Sun and move its position in the sky. The ...
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