Author: Willow Tohi

Combating stiffness: Quick and easy movements to help you get going in the morning A targeted morning exercise routine can significantly reduce joint and muscle stiffness, improving safety

Data harvesting at the grocery store: Wegmans in NYC now scanning all customers in the name of safety Wegmans grocery stores in New York City have begun collecting

Amateur sleuths uncover a NATIONAL child care scandal with alleged political ties Citizen journalists uncover a network of over 40 daycare centers in Ohio linked to a single

Resilience, not ruin: Overflowing reservoirs remind us nature recovers despite doomsday predictions California’s major reservoirs are at or above 100% of historical average capacity following a wet winter.

Winter foraging is a fundamentally different and more challenging activity than foraging in warm seasons, defined by ecological scarcity and high energy costs. The edible plant menu shrinks

Global diamond mining faced a severe crisis in 2025, marked by steep revenue declines and job cuts. Market leader De Beers stockpiled $2 billion in unsold gems as

A new analysis details widespread local opposition to large-scale renewable energy and battery storage projects across the United States and Europe. Critics argue the true economic and environmental

Joint degeneration after 50 is driven by declining self-repair, muscle loss, and hormonal changes, not just aging. Osteoarthritis, a leading cause of disability, is often preceded by injuries

The FDA has approved the first oral version of the blockbuster weight-loss drug Wegovy, a daily pill from Novo Nordisk. Clinical trials show the pill achieves weight loss

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