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Hard Times Have Some Flirting With Survivalism

Written by jride
10/21/2008
Atash Hagmahani is not waiting for the stock market to recover. The former high-tech professional turned urban survivalist has already moved his money into safer investments: Rice and beans, for starters. [More at lime.com/livethechange] Read more...

Sex Partners Get STD Alerts by E-mail

Written by jride
10/21/2008
Letting someone you've slept with know that you have inadvertently exposed them to a sexually transmitted disease can now be done with the click of a computer mouse. [More at lime.com/health] Read more...

Canada Says BPA Toxic, To Ban Baby Bottles With It

Written by jride
10/20/2008
Canada declared a chemical widely used in food packaging a toxic substance on Saturday and will now move to ban plastic baby bottles containing bisphenol A. [More at lime.com/health] Read more...

Third of Heart Risk Down to Food

Written by jride
10/20/2008
Swapping fried and salty foods for salads could cut the global incidence of heart attacks by a third, a study of eating habits suggests. [More at lime.com/health] Read more...

From Greener Macs to Cleaner Water: Eco-groups Clean Things Up!

Written by greenlagirl
10/20/2008
If you're like me, you often feel deluged by requests for donations from environmental nonprofits. But this week, my inbox has been filled with news of cool things these nonprofits have accomplished! Some of the highlights: >> Greenpeace pushes for greener Macs -- and gets them! Last week, Apple debuted a new line of Macs that don't use PVC internal cables or internal components containing brominated flame retardants. The good news is in part due to Greenpeace's... Read more...

Think You're Multitasking? Think Again

Written by jride
10/20/2008
Don't believe the multitasking hype, scientists say. New research shows that we humans aren't as good as we think we are at doing several things at once. But it also highlights a human skill that gave us an evolutionary edge. [More at lime.com/balance] Read more...

On Global Warming, McCain and Obama Agree: Urgent Action Is Needed

Written by jride
10/20/2008
Senator John McCain and Senator Barack Obama part company on many issues, but they agree that the Bush administration’s policies on global warming were far too weak. [More at lime.com/planet] Read more...

Tropical cyclones can bury greenhouse gases

Written by jride
10/19/2008
Tropical cyclones may be a tiny help in slowing global warming by washing large amounts of vegetation and soil containing greenhouse gases into the sea, scientists said on Sunday. [More at lime.com/planet] Read more...

Eco-friendly Schools Offer Students Fresh Lessons

Written by jride
10/19/2008
On the outside, Great Seneca Creek Elementary School looks much like any other. But inside, it is unmistakably green. [More at lime.com/planet] Read more...

Written by NG
10/19/2008
Let’s face it. All this eco-crafting is great fun, and it’s wonderful to think we could save the planet by saving our bottlecaps, but the truth is, projects like these have a limited impact on the rampant consumer culture that drives the manufacture of all those bottlecaps to begin with. On the other hand, the more we reuse on a day-to-day basis, the more uncomfortably decadent just discarding those bottlecaps begins to feel. So save them we do, but truth be told, we don’t always... Read more...

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