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Author: Erin Elizabeth

A Blind Horse and His Best Friend

A Blind Horse and His Best Friend

Posted by | Oct 8, 2016 | ,

Meet Zaxson and his best friend Roderick Olson. When Zaxson started going blind, it didn’t occur to Mr. Roderick that his horse was now useless, he just knew things would slightly change. The best friends now spend their days together doing what any other horse does, because Roderick takes Zaxson for long walks in the woods acting as his eyes. The two have developed a close friendship built on mutual trust and love and it’s a beautiful thing. Source: Great Big...

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Colorado is using $3 million from marijuana tax to provide food and housing for the homeless

Colorado is using $3 million from marijuana tax to provide food and housing for the homeless

Posted by | Oct 8, 2016 | , , ,

The debate about the legalization of marijuana has been prevalent in North American culture for over 50 years. The decision by the state of Colorado in October 2014 to legalize marijuana for recreational use was seen a revolutionary by those on both sides of the divide. Colorado and Marijuana Since that decision was made nearly four years ago, the state of Colorado has seen an increase year on year in tax revenue gained from cannabis sales. In the most recent financial year, ending in June 2016, the state made nearly $70 million. Revenue gained through taxation was one of the...

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French law forbids food waste by supermarkets

French law forbids food waste by supermarkets

Posted by | Oct 7, 2016 | ,

When I saw this little video rolling around on Facebook this week, I did some digging and found out that France has become the first country in the world to ban supermarkets from throwing away or destroying unsold food. In February, the French senate unanimously passed a law requiring shops to instead donate the food to charities and food banks. This will allow charities to give out millions more free meals each year to people struggling to afford to eat. (Before you even begin to ponder, no, we don’t do that here and I can’t imagine that we- one of the wealthiest...

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There will be more new jobs in solar than oil by the end of 2016

There will be more new jobs in solar than oil by the end of 2016

Posted by | Oct 7, 2016 |

According to numbers tabulated by Indeed, the world’s highest traffic job site, the solar panel industry will be the largest energy job producer by late 2016. The drop in job listings for those in the oil industry have occurred because of falling profits accompanying a decrease in demand. Over the past two years, oil job postings are declining by around 12.6% every quarter, while solar jobs are dropping at an average of 1.7% per quarter.  Measuring the market share, oil was about 50% of all energy jobs, globally, while solar was 39%. Following current trends, this is due to change...

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Do You Meet the Simple Seven?

Do You Meet the Simple Seven?

Posted by | Oct 7, 2016 | , ,

(Editor’s Note: Thank you again to Dr. Greger for always offering such helpful info and making it accessible to everyone.) Preventative Medicine In public health school, you learn there are three levels of preventive medicine. Primary prevention would be like trying to prevent someone at risk for heart disease from getting his or her first heart attack. Secondary prevention is when you already have the disease and are trying to prevent your second heart attack, and tertiary prevention is like cardiac rehab, where you’re just trying to reduce the complication rates. A fourth level was suggested in 2000, quaternary...

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