Ever Wonder How Coca-Cola Influences Health Policy? Here Are the Documents
Soda remains a lightning-rod issue across the country.
Competitive Virtual Farming Is an Actual Thing
Most of the major esports—competitive video gaming—competitions are what you might expect: fantasy beat-’em-up games, sports like basketball, first-person shooters.
New Study Finds Bee-Killing Mites Are Very Complicated Disease-Carriers
The source of colony collapse disorder, and the reason for the precarious position of honey bees, remains unclear.
How Will the (Maybe Temporary) Reopening of the USDA and FDA Look?
After the longest shutdown in American history, the government is up and running again. Well, “up,” at least.
“An ancient stone circle that has remained unknown to archaeologists for thousands of years has been officially recognised,” reads the intro of an article from the Press and Journal, Scotland’s oldest newspaper.
Is Coffee Really Going Extinct?
A new paper finds a high extinction risk for coffee species.
California City Launches “Goat Fund Me” for Wildfire-Preventing Goats
Goats are industrious eaters.
China Says It Has Sprouted Plants on the Moon
You’d think if you just supply plants with the right temperature, some sunshine, and some water, you could farm pretty much anywhere—even the moon.
Nebraska Lawmakers Want to Ban the Word “Meat” From Vegetarian Substitutes
Nebraska is the country’s second-leading producer of beef, and is in the top ten of pork producers.
