How the Clean Air Act Has Saved $22 Trillion in Health-Care Costs
Even if the entire costs associated with complying with the mandates of the Clean Air Act were to be assumed by the federal government, we would be vastly ahead financially.
Even if the entire costs associated with complying with the mandates of the Clean Air Act were to be assumed by the federal government, we would be vastly ahead financially.
In this excerpt from The Happiness Diet, discover how Procter & Gamble convinced people to forgo butter and lard for cheap, factory-made oils loaded with trans fat.
Farming is tough. Some days, maybe most days, you'll feel overwhelmed. But you'll also feel a fullness. Your life will feel different.
What is a carrot worth? A bunch of kale? A handful of berries? For a bed of carrots, there are the soil amendments, the cover crop last fall, the plowing, tilling, seeding, irrigating....
After bending, pulling, grabbing, twisting, lifting, squatting, tossing, and catching for days, you learn the importance of adequate sleep and eating well during the spring harvest season.
Digging into an eight-decade landmark study on longevity, the author finds that stress brought on by hard work can keep you happy, healthy.
Although some diets may be easier for you to stick to or be more satiating, the bottom line is that you need to eat less to reduce body weight.
We know from the USDA's Beltsville study that no matter how hard we try, almost all of us are unable to accurately report how much we eat.
Despite concerns about the consequences of obesity, correcting calorie imbalances presents challenges few countries are prepared to meet.
In response to concerns that our industrial, soil depleting food system will eventually collapse, a new vision for agriculture is emerging.
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