Author: Daniela
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Bloomberg still trying to create the nanny state – in a good way.
If the endeavor gets off the ground, all 8 million residents of the most populated city in the United States will have to start putting aside food waste and other organic materials, such as houseplants and eggshells, then package them separately to be picked up by specialized trash collectors. Compostable waste will have to be…
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Can Eating Organic Boost Fertility in Women?
Yourwellness Magazine reported on a recent study, published in the journal PLOS One, which found that organic food boosts fertility. According to Yourwellness Magazine, “Researchers at Southern Methodist University, in Dallas, carried out a study on fruit flies that revealed the insects fed an organic diet had better general health. Why the flies eating organic…
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Samsung Galaxy S4 Receives First Sustainability Award For A Smartphone
Korea is known to be one of the countries leading the way in developing a more environmentally responsible economy. So it is no surprise that their Samsung smartphone manufacturing arm recently pulled down an award for the first time ever for a mobile handset. TCO Development is a firm which grades all kinds of companies…
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Antarctica’s Future
Originally posted on The Dish: Joe Hanson explains the above image: A new topographical reconstruction of the land mass beneath Antarctica may, for the first time, let [geologists] glimpse into our possible future. A warm, frightening future. The British Antarctic Survey created Bedmap2, a detailed map of the terrain beneath the icy sheets of the…
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Does Monotheism Kill Spirituality?
By Ajay Nemade Monotheist says, “God is one, my God is true and your God is false”. This kills spirituality. In spirituality there is no my God or your God. God is the same for all humanity, whether they believe him in any form. Monotheist insists on their own God which is actually their imagination on…
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Feet of a Kathivanoor Veeran Theyyam performer
Originally posted on Joshi Daniel Photography: Kathivanoor Veeran Theyyam | Kannur, Kerala, India Read more: Theyyam | Kathivanoor Veeran theyyam
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Celtic Spirituality
In the Ashland Daily Tidings, Rhoda Maxwell looks to the Celts for spirtiual guidance: Although the Celts lived hundreds of years ago, their religion is a great help to us to deepen our spirituality. An early teaching of the Celtic Christians was that they could perceive God reflected in every plant and insect, every bird and…