1. mothernaturenetwork:

Study: 97% of scientists agree on climate change
After scrutinizing thousands of peer-reviewed climate studies, the largest analysis of its kind reveals a ‘gaping chasm’ between science and public perception.

    mothernaturenetwork:

    Study: 97% of scientists agree on climate change

    After scrutinizing thousands of peer-reviewed climate studies, the largest analysis of its kind reveals a ‘gaping chasm’ between science and public perception.

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  2. This app helps you avoid supporting Monsanto and other terrible companies

    See on Scoop.it - Ecosentido

    Scan a product with Buycott, and it analyzes the insane web of corporate ownership in order to tell you exactly what terrible policies you’d be supporting if you bought that cereal.

    ecosentido’s insight:

    Otra forma de desarrollar ecosentido en tu vida.


    See on grist.org

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  3. Weekend Diversion: The Top 10 Forests in the World

    See on Scoop.it - Ecosentido

    “But I’ll tell you what hermits realize.

    ecosentido’s insight:

    Know your forests. Love your forests. Which ones are your favorites?

    mine are the Toro Negro, Maricao, and Guanica State Forests in Puerto Rico.


    See on scienceblogs.com

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  5. Start Sex Education Early, Definitely Before Puberty - Room for Debate

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    Sharing a book with a young child, or letting an older child read one independently, often leads to questions and conversations about sexual health. By Robie H. Harris.

    ecosentido’s insight:

    Si tiene la edad para preguntar, entonces tiene la edad para recibir una respuesta. El conocer nuestros cuerpos es parte de nuestra ecología, de nuestro ecosentido.


    See on nytimes.com

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  6. Form + Fiction NC Srate College of Design

    Form + Fiction NC Srate College of Design

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  7. skeletonrobots:

fixed final layout for the peregrine falcon growth chart. Now with handy numbering and title. 

    skeletonrobots:

    fixed final layout for the peregrine falcon growth chart. Now with handy numbering and title. 

    (via scientificillustration)

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  8. yiheyuans:

jhameia:

yiheyuans:

this has literally nothing to do with the actual meaning of the 阴阳

i had no idea “negative” and “positive” translated so simplistically into “bad” and “good” what fuckface made this?

yes right?
and let’s not bring up all the connotations of the labeling of yin (associated with women and the feminine) as “bad” and the labeling of yang (associated with men and the masculine) as “good”
but then i highly doubt OP knew shit about these associations to begin with b/c it’s doubtful OP cares at all about taoism, aka the religion this symbol ACTUALLY has meaning for

    yiheyuans:

    jhameia:

    yiheyuans:

    this has literally nothing to do with the actual meaning of the 阴阳

    i had no idea “negative” and “positive” translated so simplistically into “bad” and “good” what fuckface made this?

    yes right?

    and let’s not bring up all the connotations of the labeling of yin (associated with women and the feminine) as “bad” and the labeling of yang (associated with men and the masculine) as “good”

    but then i highly doubt OP knew shit about these associations to begin with b/c it’s doubtful OP cares at all about taoism, aka the religion this symbol ACTUALLY has meaning for

    (via labebix)

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  9. thisbigcity:

The above picture explains how aquaponics works, and our latest post explains why it might be the future for food supply in Pacific Islands, and maybe cities too.

    thisbigcity:

    The above picture explains how aquaponics works, and our latest post explains why it might be the future for food supply in Pacific Islands, and maybe cities too.

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