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NOAA has completed construction of U.S. Tsunami Warning System through deployment of two DART II buoys in the South Pacific.

Changing weather patterns across the U.S., from dwindling ice cover in Alaska to increasing frequency of North Atlantic storms, all confirm the reality of climate change.

Teen girls talk about eating disorders and body image in a new book. Esther Kane gathers troubled youth to speak out about their teenage years.

Alaska finds itself at the leading edge of impacts related to climate change. The State Legislature formed a commission in 2006 assess the effects of these changes.

Moon opens July 3rd, 2009 in Toronto, Vancouver and Montreal. It's a rarity of the Sci-Fi genre, telling a human story in a simple space-bound environment.

Hip-hop recently discovered the auto-tuner, for better or worse. An innovation providing unique sound to a slumping genre; this tool has wrought mixed feelings.

Not yet 20 years old, Harry Brown was a Canadian Private in the First World War. His determination to deliver an important message gave new meaning to the word bravery.

Early in the 2nd millennium B.C.E., a series of disasters, or perhaps one cataclysmic event, may have brought an end to the thriving Indus-Saraswati River Valley Culture.

The Maldives face a looming environmental disaster. Rising sea levels caused by global warming threaten these Indian Ocean paradise islands with environmental extinction.

Egypt was the "gift of the Nile," benefiting agriculturally from the flow of the river downward as it deposited silt along its banks, creating a thriving civilization.

Landscape plants are expensive, and gardeners will do most anything to assure their plants survive. Placing and maintaining mulch around plant roots is cheap insurance.

Egyptian creation myths parallel many ancient stories that begin with a lifeless void and end with the begetting of male and female and the establishment of order.

A government with its political base in oil-producing provinces is reluctant to get serious about reducing greenhouse gas emissions.

From the Scottish Border, the River North Tyne runs through Britain's largest man-made forest, which itself encloses northern Europe's largest man-made lake.

Life hacks accelerate productivity & improve workflow amidst information overload. Learn about lifehacks and discover 3 hacks you can use to increase productivity today.

Fatal disease from binge eating disorders is America's biggest killer. Understanding the reasons why this has come about could prevent this becoming a worldwide trend.

Jacques Ellul was a thinker deeply occupied with thoughts and reflections surrounding the immersion of individuals into an increasingly technocratic society.

Reiki, Sekhem and other energy healing systems are visible manifestations of New Age thought and healing techniques

A recently discovered ancient site in eastern Turkey dating to 13,000 BC may hold the clue to determining where the mythical Eden was located and why it was destroyed.

Americans love to live near the water. When they learn to understand, protect, and preserve wetland habitats they insure the future.

Cats were welcomed into ancient Egyptian households for their rodent catching abilities, and were also incorporated into the Egyptian pantheon of deities.

Generic drugs save money, but at what cost to overall health? Are they effective? Yes. Are they identical to brand name drugs? No.

Climate change has increased rainfall in the UK, causing severe floods in the north west. Garden design using green roofs, porous paving and planting can reduce this.