Tag: outdoors
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Homeless in Phoenix exacerbate heat-related health problems : NPR
[ad_1] Alicia Williams checks Paul Yeager’s vital signs inside a mobile medical unit parked outside St. Vincent de Paul, a charity with a soup kitchen in Phoenix’s Sunny Slope neighborhood, Aug. 9. She has been waiting for housing assistance for two years. NPR’s Kaitlyn O’Hara hide caption toggle caption NPR’s Kaitlyn O’Hara Alicia Williams checks ... -
Try: Science on Tap, Camas Vintage & Art Faire, Doggy Fashion Show
[ad_1] a night to remember Kiggins Theater presents Science on Tap, “Making Memories: Using Neuroscience to Enhance Teaching and Learning,” tonight at 7 p.m. at 1011 Main Street, Vancouver. Neuroscientist Mark Pitzer, PhD, presents a humorous yet scientifically sound discussion of the brain’s learning networks, emotional connections, and how visual and motor pathways influence what ... -
Earthing: Why It’s Believed To Be Good For Your Health
[ad_1] Jeannie Sindicic, when she was just four or five years old, remembers feeling a sense of calm and togetherness just by stepping barefoot on the ground. “I loved bare feet. Whenever I walked on dirt or walked on grass, whenever I was barefoot, I personally felt very connected to mother earth at a very ... -
Indigenous people gather at science camp – Times Standard
[ad_1] Save California Salmon, in partnership with local tribes and tribal-led organizations, hosted a free Indigenous science camp at Sumeg State Park in Trinidad on Wednesday. The camp is part of an effort to bring Indigenous science, history and cultural practices into classrooms in Humboldt, Del Norte and Siskiyou counties to bring Indigenous youth to ... -
Gloucester Health Department warns community of foxes testing positive for rabies
[ad_1] For immediate release GLOUCESTER – Mayor Greg Berga and Health Commissioner Mary Ellen Rose have been notified by the Massachusetts Department of Public Health that a fox found in Gloucester has tested positive for rabies. The fox who tested positive was found at 86 Concord Street on Wednesday, August 10. Rabies is a serious ... -
Public Health shares decision-making scenarios to prevent COVID-19
[ad_1] na El Dorado County Public Health Co. Decision-making scenarios to prevent COVID-19 (Placerville, CA) – The Eldorado County Public Health Department reminds residents and visitors of Eldorado County to stay vigilant to prevent the spread of COVID-19. Eldorado County Public Health Officer Dr. Nancy Williams said her COVID-19 cases in California and Eldorado County ... -
Lisa Stroud at Saturday’s Dallas Celebrity Fashion Awards » Dallas Innovates
[ad_1] Lisa Stroud, creator of the Dallas Celebrity Fashion Awards. [Courtesy photo] Lisa Stroudcreator Dallas Celebrity Fashion Awards…Saturday’s event showcased black designers and paid tribute to fashion icons. Opening ceremony this Saturday, August 20th Dallas Celebrity Fashion Awards will be held at statler Hotel in downtown Dallas. Stroud says she created the star-studded event. Gala ... -
Scientists name heat waves for the first time
[ad_1] Scientists named heat waves for the first time. They called it Zoe. According to USA Today (opens in new tab)Scientists in Spain gave the name to a heatwave that saw temperatures soar to 112 degrees Fahrenheit (44.4 degrees Celsius) in Seville from July 24th to July 27th. , José María Martín Olaja, associate professor ...
