“When you smell the fragrance of an orange, for example, it is your memories that create the exact scent,” neuroscientist Hanne Stensola explains. Married couple Hanne and Tor Stensola have been all over the world with the world’s most outstanding neuroscientists. Now they have settled down in their hometown ofContinue Reading
Breadcrumb Trail Links Letters Paper straws are seen at a market in Montreal on Thursday, June 13, 2019. Photo by Paul Chiasson /THE CANADIAN PRESS Article content PLASTIC BRAINSI see we’re back discussing Ottawa’s vacuous single-use plastics ban. Typical of the Liberals, there’s the public virtue signalling up front andContinue Reading
WASHINGTON—A ceremony on the Capitol’s West Lawn to light a 78-foot red spruce from Pisgah National Forest earlier this month heralded the festive holiday season. The tree was one of nearly 5 million Christmas trees harvested in North Carolina this year. “Our Capitol Christmas tree reminds us of the importanceContinue Reading
NEW YORK, Dec. 23, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — FMW Media’s New To The Street / Newsmax TV announces its broadcasting line-up of its nationally syndicated 1-hour TV show Christmas Day, Sunday, December 25, 2022, airing time 10-11 AM ET. New to The Street’s 419th TV show line-up features the followingContinue Reading
The debate rears its head every holiday season: Should I get a real tree or an artificial one? Which one is better for the environment? Artificial trees have been growing in popularity in recent years, but Americans still love the real deal. 26 million Christmas trees were sold in 2019.Continue Reading
Published Date: Dec 5th, 2022 Christmas is one of the busiest and most celebrated holidays in Scotland. It is the time when we eat the most food, buy the most presents and spend time with family and friends. Fife Council is keen to help local people and communities reduce theContinue Reading
Comment on this story Comment Many American households are beginning to prepare for one of the biggest holidays of the year: Christmas. And for those who celebrate, that often means figuring out what to do about a tree — the time-honored centerpiece of the season’s festivities. What type of treeContinue Reading
Climate justice is the theme of the Guardian and Observer’s 2021 charity appeal. We are supporting four charities that fight to protect the rights and livelihoods of communities hit by extreme weather events caused by the climate crisis. Practical Action Big change starts small is Practical Action’s approach to tacklingContinue Reading
Conversations around climate action so often ricochet between personal and corporate responsibility. It can feel hard to make a difference when Shell is still blasting the oceans during whale-mating season in search of oil, and banks are funding deforestation. But there’s lots of ways we can amplify each other andContinue Reading
It’s the annual dilemma. Do you buy an artificial tree that will give years of service, or do you stick with a real one that will be discarded on 6 January? This year British households are expected to buy as many as 8m real Christmas trees, but with growing concernContinue Reading
