[ad_1] When it comes to climate change, the news can be a little overwhelming. From severe weather events to a celebrity’s private jet releasing CO2 into the environment, it can be difficult to know how you can control and make a difference yourself. But you might be surprised to learn that the choices you make ...

[ad_1] Marion, Illinois — Todd Goodman jokingly calls himself a “bug rancher.” But he is serious about his job. “I’m a farmer,” he said, walking around the empire he’d built. Owners of Timberline Live Pet Foods have turned their local feed business into the nation’s largest producer of exotic animal feed. And although the “livestock” ...

[ad_1] Wyoming’s first Meat Science degree will officially launch this fall at Central Wyoming College (CWC). The degree program aims to train the next generation of local butchers and food scientists. Wyoming Public Radio’s Taylar Stagner spoke to her program director, Amanda Winchester, about the program and what she hopes students will learn. Amanda Winchester: ...

[ad_1] Anxiety, autism, schizophrenia, and Tourette’s syndrome each have their own characteristics, but these and most other psychiatric disorders can be differentiated, according to a team of neuroscience, pharmacology, and computer science researchers at the University of California, Irvine. One of the linking factors is circadian rhythm disruption. . In a recent article published in ...

[ad_1] in a pixar movie Up, a cartoon dog called Doug is equipped with a kind of magical collar that can convert his barking and whining into fluent human speech. Elsewhere in the real world, we ask very well-trained dogs to press buttons that generate human speech with simple commands like “get out,” “walk,” and ...