WYFF Greenville |
Rarely seen bobcat kitten rescued by hikers
WYFF Greenville Juvenile bobcats seldom leave their dens or mothers, which makes a hiker's discovery of a kitten, alone on a trail near north of San Francisco, all the more startling. "Very young bobcats are hardly ever seen by humans," wrote Alison Hermance, director ... Hiker rescues young bobcat in Marin County |
Forbes |
Study: Your Kitchen Sponge Has More Germs Than Your Toilet
Forbes Do you wash your dishes in the toilet? In a study published in Scientific Reports, researchers from Germany showed just how germy 14 different used kitchen sponges actually were with more bacteria than typically found in the toilet. I say typical ... New research says kitchen sponges host more germs than toilets Study finds cleaning your kitchen sponge may not keep it clean New Study Says Cleaning Your Kitchen Sponge Isn't Effective |
Orlando Sentinel |
Medical marijuana clinics multiply in Florida
Orlando Sentinel Dr. Joseph Dorn watched his terminally ill patients suffer and discovered that some of them were illegally using marijuana to alleviate their pain. He went on to become medical director of one of the handful of companies licensed to grow medical ... No Ohio Colleges Say They're Willing to Test Medical Pot NJ medical marijuana panel: Allow 43 more conditions - including autism and anxiety Cannabis - – analysing medical properties |
The Verge |
The environmental footprint of your pet is bigger than you think
The Verge Bad news for environmentally conscious pet owners: cats' and dogs' eating habits are responsible for dumping as many as 64 million tons of greenhouse gases into the atmosphere every year — roughly the equivalent of driving over 13 million cars. The hidden environmental costs of dog and cat food What's your pet's carbon paw-print? Spoiling Our Pets Less Is One Way We Can Lower Carbon Emissions |
Washington Post |
Hospital worker defends staff in Charlie Gard case
ABC News A member of the medical team that treated Charlie Gard has defended the care they gave the British infant who died of a rare genetic disease while criticizing political and religious leaders for prolonging the family's suffering by intervening in a ... Charlie Gard Case: British hospital worker protects staff |