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12/26/2025
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By Willow Tohi
The nose knows: Canine detectives uncover hidden mold that evades inspectors
Specially trained “mold dogs” use their extraordinary sense of smell to detect hidden mold in homes, often locating sources that human inspectors and equipment miss. Mold exposure can cause a wide range of serious, often misdiagnosed health issues, including respiratory, neurological, and autoimmune problems. While essential oils like clove and tea tree have antifungal properties […]
12/23/2025
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By Willow Tohi
Sacrificing prosperity for propaganda? Study shows net-zero plan could crush Canada’s GDP by 6.2%
A comprehensive analysis reveals the immense scale of government spending on net-zero initiatives across all levels of government in Canada. Federal tax credits for clean energy alone are projected to cost $103 billion over 13 years, representing a significant fiscal commitment. Provincial governments are also directing billions, with one study estimating $158 billion in combined […]
12/18/2025
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By Willow Tohi
California fog traps pollution, sparking health concerns
A persistent “radiation fog” event in California’s Central Valley is trapping pollutants near the ground, degrading air quality. Residents across multiple counties report concurrent respiratory symptoms, congestion and headaches, though fog itself is not the direct cause. The phenomenon acts as a “lid,” concentrating vehicle exhaust, industrial emissions and particulate matter (PM2.5) in the breathing […]
12/17/2025
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By Willow Tohi
Is there manure in your water? Environmental groups concerned about the lack of regulation of agricultural runoff
As America’s top pork producer, Iowa is home to farmers who are largely committed to sustainable practices, viewing manure as a valuable nutrient resource for crops when managed responsibly, but environmentalist are concerned about gaps in regulation. The regulatory framework for large livestock operations involves both federal and state roles, with ongoing discussions about the […]
12/14/2025
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By Willow Tohi
A geological revelation: Earth’s hidden carbon vault
Scientists have discovered a massive, previously unrecognized natural carbon storage system deep beneath the South Atlantic Ocean. The system consists of porous volcanic rubble, called breccia, formed by the erosion of underwater mountains. This rock can trap 2 to 40 times more carbon dioxide than typical ocean crust, locking it away for tens of millions […]
12/13/2025
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By Willow Tohi
From the ground up: USDA bets $700 million on soil health to reshape American food and health
The USDA has launched a $700 million Regenerative Pilot Program to help farmers adopt soil-health practices. The initiative is a core part of the Trump administration’s “Make America Healthy Again” (MAHA) public health agenda. Officials frame soil health as foundational to producing more nutritious food and improving national wellness. The program streamlines applications for existing […]
12/11/2025
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By Willow Tohi
The sun, the sink and the climate debate: A challenge to carbon-centric policy
Astrophysicist Dr. Willie Soon argues the sun, not CO2, is the dominant driver of Earth’s climate, citing solar activity correlations. Soon criticizes the focus on CO2 as politically motivated, describing an “Iron Triangle” of politics, science and media that marginalizes dissent. New research reveals plants absorb 31% more CO2 than previously thought, highlighting a critical […]
12/11/2025
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By Willow Tohi
Research finds extinction rates have slowed
A new study finds extinction rates for plants, arthropods and land vertebrates peaked about a century ago and have since declined. The research challenges projections of an accelerating mass extinction, arguing past causes like invasive species on islands differ from current threats. Habitat destruction on continents is now the primary driver of species endangerment, not […]
12/10/2025
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By Willow Tohi
The clean water dividend: Organic farming cuts pollution while boosting yields
A new USDA study finds organic corn-soybean systems reduce nitrogen pollution by 50% while matching or exceeding conventional yields. Nitrogen runoff from chemical-intensive agriculture contaminates drinking water, especially burdening small rural communities with high cleanup costs. Organic farming practices build soil health, increase biodiversity and enhance resilience to climate extremes like drought. Decades of research […]
12/05/2025
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By Willow Tohi
The forecast that fizzled: A hurricane season of quiet contradiction
The 2025 Atlantic hurricane season concluded with below-average activity, featuring only five hurricanes and no U.S. landfalls. Reliable historical data since the 1880s shows no long-term trend of increasing hurricane frequency or intensity. A significant mid-season lull in September marked the quietest peak period in 86 years. Despite the calm, leading forecast agencies had predicted […]
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