GLOBAL TECHNOLOGY TODAY, by Al Cannistra: What's Happening in Technology
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ECO EVOLUTION TODAY
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ECO EVOLUTION TODAY - curated by Al Cannistra. A brief look into ecological and evolutionary dynamics, often the subject of opinionated debate. #SanAntonioONE #ECOEvolutionToday #AlCannistra
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DOMAIN INVESTOR TODAY, by Al Cannistra: Domain Trading for Profit
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Do you ever dream of building a home?
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Earthships?
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With sea levels rising and land sinking, coastal cities have lots of prime real estate to save — and one of America's oldest cities is looking to Europe for its survival plan.
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A disease carried by man’s best friend threatens declining big cat populations.
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The USDA approved the Innate genetically modified potato by Simplot that is less prone to bruising and browning. Center for Food Safety raised issues about the
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For the first time, scientists have found a virus known to attack green algae can also infect human brains.
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Maybe you have heard people call Earth "the water planet." The nickname is well-deserved.
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President Barack Obama's decision to call for the strictest regulation of consumer broadband Internet is the result of months of internal White House debate over…
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“Mind the Earth,” an upcoming exhibition at the Danish Architecture Centre, is a carefully curated exhibition of stunning yet terrifying Google Earth images that offer stark photographic evidence of urban change and environmental destruction over time on the ever-changing face of the planet.
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When the wrecking ball hits, the IMF stands at the ready with the SDR composite to pick up the structural pieces.........
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KeilanaSkye has become Australia's first established leather fashion brand to restructure its product lines to become ethical and cruelty free.
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Check out this How Does It Grow? video on cranberries, which are an antioxidant-rich fruit that has been grown for food and medicine by Native Americans for cent
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Fracking support is rapidly declining among Americans. A PEW survey shows Americans support action on climate change, including stricter emissions limits on power plants
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It's getting interesting...
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Superfoods can be your best allies in fighting of winter flu and cold bugs, with honey, lemon, garlic, ginger, mushrooms and many herbs and spices topping ...
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Open agricultural wells are one of the biggest threats to the last population of Asiatic lions.
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“In 1913, the city of London had 65 utility companies with 49 standards,” says Menon Via Fernando Gil
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This coming phenomenon is known as the ‘Internet of Things’.
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Get the story behind the pufferfish, the ocean architect that creates mysterious circles on the seafloor.
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Latest in stores opening earlier and earlier on Thanksgiving
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BOO on Target.... the only way to teach them is not to go.... then they lose money and they have used natural resources consumed by all their open - and hopefully empty stores.
The only way to beat BIG BUSINESS is to fight back and keep your family together for the holidays!
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A Reuters investigation finds that antibiotics are fed far more pervasively to farm animals than regulators realize, posing significant risk to human health.
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I got into healthcare by accident. Its a sleepy field. The best economists are not in healthcare; theyre in monetary policy or growth economics. It was a field that desperately needed radical revision, and most of what Ive done in health economics has been a radical revision of what was done before. I was asked to do a study of the British National Health Service and through that I discovered that health economics was a field that desperately needed help and the traditional health economics
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Scientists have identified that climate change could contribute to a huge increase in hay fever and pollen allergies. Global warming, CO2 and greenhouse gas
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ahhh chew!
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