Apparently your drinking water is not the only substance that could induce a sex change. Endocrine disrupting chemicals, (EDC's) also labeled "gender-benders," have also been found in the air you breathe. Endocrine disruptors are found in many everyday products, such as detergents, carpets, furniture, electronic equipment, pesticides and building materials. EDC's are more … [Read more...] about Sex Changing Chemicals in Your Indoor Air
Thirsty? There’s an App for That.
iPhone users no longer have an excuse to buy bottled water. A new iPhone application called "Oasis Places," created by Thermos, allows users to track locations, ratings, and photos of water fountains across the U.S. The best part? It's FREE (unlike expensive plastic bottled water.) Proponents of plastic bottled water argue that it is the most convenient source of water … [Read more...] about Thirsty? There’s an App for That.
Say No to Drugs in our Drinking Water
Studies claim that adding drugs to drinking water could result in cognitive enhancement for the long-term betterment of society. This hypothesis has its roots in the successful fluoridation of water now hailed by some as a "tremendous human advancement." More recently, studies are showing that adding trace amounts of lithium to the public drinking water supply could limit … [Read more...] about Say No to Drugs in our Drinking Water
Ellen DeGeneres Vitamin Water Ads Draw Criticism
You can add talk show host Ellen DeGeneres to our list of celebrities who promote bottled water. Ellen is the newest sponsor of Vitamin Water, joining the ranks of other celebrities like 50 Cent and American Idols Kelly Clarkson and Carrie Underwood. The bottled water debate has been going on for some time, so it's hardly surprising that yet another celebrity is promoting … [Read more...] about Ellen DeGeneres Vitamin Water Ads Draw Criticism
Soccer field captures rains down in Africa
The World Cup may be over, but the people in various communities in Africa won’t stop playing soccer. This sport is an integral part of the daily lives of people in African villages. Atopia Research, a charitable design company, has taken this fact and created a concept that is very much needed in that part of the world: a soccer field that doubles as a rainwater catchment … [Read more...] about Soccer field captures rains down in Africa
