His name is “Fossi”. He is depicted as a swirl of gray smoke. And he tends to lose his temper quickly when his classmates blame him for the climate crisis. Fossi is the main character Our Hidden Power: The Big Switcha children’s book released last week by Swedish clean energy company Baseload Capital. The company … Read more
In me lately luck In an op-ed article about how Trump-era policies are driving capital out of capitalism, I argued that markets cannot function without trust, transparency, and a sense of common purpose. Since then, the administration has taken new steps to take that argument to the logical, and frankly frightening, next step. The Environmental … Read more
Staff at the William Soler Children’s Heart Center Hospital in Havana, which receives humanitarian aid from Mexico’s Nuestra América convoy, speak with representatives of the convoy in March.Yuri Cortes/AFP/Getty Get your news from sources that are not owned and controlled by oligarchies. Sign up for free mother jones daily. as the worst of cuba The … Read more
It’s been about a week and a half since Erie city officials told residents to turn off their sprinklers due to what the town called “unprecedented” water usage. April has arrived, bringing some relief to the town and more water. But that doesn’t mean things are all clear, as drought looms in communities across the … Read more
UAE eases medical approvals to allow academic doctors to treat patients / Image: File The United Arab Emirates has introduced sweeping new regulations aimed at strengthening its medical workforce, allowing university medical faculty to practice in hospitals and relaxing licensing procedures for new graduates. Health authorities at the federal and emirate levels are expected to … Read more
This story was first posted MyNorthwest.com More than a decade after recreational marijuana was legalized in Washington, a new survey of health care providers suggests that many clinicians are concerned about the impact on patients’ mental health. In a survey of nearly 400 Washington state clinicians, more than half said they were very concerned about … Read more
The internet is full of (often contradictory) information about strength training and its content. should Apparently, it can be overwhelming to think about it. So to cut through the noise, midlife health and wellbeing guru Liz Earle offers some honest tips for women to start strength training and reap all the long-term health benefits. Many … Read more
“Pilates arm” has become a modern fitness phrase. As you might have guessed, this describes the look of toned, defined, and strong arms achieved through a Pilates workout with the right weight. But strong arms aren’t just for looks. “In addition to strengthening your arms alone, you can strengthen your shoulders, posture, and core at … Read more
Next, Sudden Closure of West Suburban Medical Center in Oak Park The hospital’s CEO spoke publicly for the first time last week on Wednesday, saying the closure was temporary and that there were plans to reopen this summer, a plan that has been met with much skepticism. Doctors working in West Suburban have doubts about … Read more
BRASILIA/SAO PAULO, April 1 (Reuters) – After years of struggling to track and punish deforestation in the world’s largest rainforest, Brazil is recruiting a new ally in the fight to protect the Amazon: bankers. New rules that take effect on Wednesday require banks to use a government tool that provides data based on satellite imagery … Read more