California Implements New Restrictions on Water Use For Commercial Landscapes
On July 15th, the California Water Commission approved additional restrictions on water use in California, focusing on the amount of...
Month: July 2015
Scientists Decipher Biblical Text From 1,500-Year-Old Scroll
Throughout the U.S., nearly every household has access to the Bible. About 88% of homes have at least one copy...
Is Your Home Worth as Much as You Think?
Homeowners consistently believe that their homes are worth more than they really are, and the margin between homeowner estimates and...
Cheerleaders Now Legally Recognized Employees of Teams Based in California
California Governor Jerry Brown has passed legislation requiring sports teams to recognize professional cheerleaders as employees -- not contractors --...
Acupuncture Can Be an Effective Treatment For Skin Disorders, New Study Finds
Got skin problems? Try acupuncture. A systematic review published in the Journal of Alternative and Complementary Medicine has found that...
Over-Chlorinated Pool Sends Children to Hospital
About 25 children got sick at White Lake Water Park in North Carolina after a small amount of concentrated chlorine...
More Diesel-Fueled Cars Are Coming to the U.S., But Is That a Good Thing?
Could more diesel-powered cars be coming to the United States? That's the prediction that car companies are making, as more...
California Almond Board to Fund New Efficiency Projects
New water and pollination projects from the Almond Board of California will aim for maximum efficiency. The projects will cost...
Japan’s Elderly Population Is Committing More Crimes Than Its Youth
Populations across the world are getting older. There will be about 72.1 million older persons by 2030 -- more than...
Drunk Man Causes Bus Ruckus in Hong Kong
Well, you can tack on an additional passenger to the 751,000,000 bus trips taken every year. An inebriated American tourist...
