

Dealing with the Aftermath of a Disaster—Hazardous Materials, Rubble, and Ashes
According to the Haitian government, the 7.3-magnitude 2010 Haiti earthquake on the Richter scale caused an estimated 220,000 deaths,
Robin Whitlock
Dec 13, 2024


‘Rain Gardens’ Beautify Cities While Absorbing Excess Stormwater
A movement is afoot to beautify cities and populated areas by removing substantial amounts of excess cement and planting greenery that is
Gordon Cairns
Oct 22, 2024

More than Diet Control: Intermittent Fasting Can Lead to Longevity, Weight Loss and Healthy Cell Regeneration
Intermittent fasting is a topic that’s not starving for attention. In both conventional and alternative medical circles, the best methods of
Julie Peterson
Oct 21, 2024


Veggie Rx: Fresh Nutritious Prescription to Jumpstart Community Health
Hippocrates, the ancient Greek physician who's often called father of Western medicine, is credited with saying, “Let food be thy medicine,
Alina Bradford
Oct 20, 2024


First Comes the Disaster, Then Comes the Debris
From hurricanes and typhoons to landslides and tsunamis, many types of natural disasters leave unfathomable amounts of debris in their wake.
Yasmin Prabhudas
Oct 19, 2024