Episode Summary:In this episode, Benoy Thanjan sits down with Sandhya Murali, Co-Founder & CEO of Solstice, and Sam Cote, Account Executive, to discuss the launch of Solstice’s groundbreaking Community Benefit REC program.  It is an innovative structure that channels corporate sustainability investments directly into underserved communities. The program debuted in 2024 with Microsoft as one of the first pilot customers, marking a new chapter where renewable-energy certificates fund measurable

#272: Film director Kim Best discusses having two films (yet again!) in the upcoming NY Cat Film Festival — “Paws and Purpose,” a documentary about a cat rescuer in North Carolina and “When Left is Right,” about a “southpaw” kitty.

Discover how positive reinforcement and humanistic values improve classroom management and promote personal flourishing in education.

¡Vótame en los Premios iVoox 2025! | Robert Plant | Panorama de Noticias Apícolas – PNA | Amelia Tor Pisano CT con el Ing. Agr. y Apic. Yamandú Mendoza y Magíster con 20 años de experiencia de Artigas - Uruguay | Entrevista La Miel en tu radio: Apic. Daniel Codutti de COPAP - Chaco | Entrevista La Miel en tu radio: Lic. Apic. Pablo Chipulina ArgenMieles de Chaco | Entrevista La Miel en tu radio: Ing. Agr. Marina Múscolo de Reinas de Corazones -

日本从2000年开始获得19个诺贝尔奖，而且集中在化学、物理、医药领域，这和日本的基础教育和大学教育有很大关系，这背后究竟有哪些教育密码？

On Wednesday, October 8, 2025 the authors, editors, and publisher of the Graphic Medicine Manifesto 10th Anniversary edition gathered to discuss the book, the field, and the future. Our discussion was moderated by A. David Lewis. Guests included Ian Williams, Susan Squier, Michael Green, MK Czerwiec, Kimberly Myers, Scott T. Smith, Kendra Boileau, Juliet McMullin, and Brian Callender. All panelists are introduced, then each give updates on their lives and careers (and projects) since the original

عناوين النشرة العلمية : - مكتشفو ظاهرة النفق الكمومي منحوا جائزة نوبل في الفيزياء لعام 2025 - ضفدع برمائي من الأنواع السامّة اكتشف في منطقة الأمازون جهة البيرو - انزلاقات التربة والأمطار الغزيرة تلفت مساحة لا بأس بها من مزارع شاي دارجيلنغ في أقصى شمال شرق الهند البريطاني John Clarke والفرنسي Michel Devoret والأميركي John Martinis  هم الفائزون بجائزة نوبل في الفيزياء لعام 2025 تقديرا لأبحاثهم في مجال فيزياء الكم. هذا الثلاثي الذي يعمل معا في جامعة كاليفورنيا/ Berkley، مُنح جائزة نوبل في الفيزياء

Discover how promoting inclusive societies through positive humanism and a secular worldview fosters personal flourishing and social harmony.

This is a photo from 10 days ago of stars millions of light-years away (so the picture is of things long, long before October 3). The official credit is: ESA/Hubble & NASA, A. Filippenko,… Read the rest “Science Art: Yellow and blue, old and new, 2025” The post Science Art: Yellow and blue, old and new, 2025 first appeared on The Guild of Scientific Troubadours.

PhysOrg reports on archaeologists studying “bone modification,” a custom that seems to have been practiced among the first city-dwellers in southern China, who set up a … Read the rest “Skeleton sculpting of Stone-Age China” The post Skeleton sculpting of Stone-Age China first appeared on The Guild of Scientific Troubadours.

In this final episode of Countdown to the Climate Action Festival, Dr Joanna Santa Barbara sits down with Marie Becdelievre, Adaptation Lead for Nelson City Council, to explore how our region is planning for the challenges of climate change. From sea level rise and flooding to earthquakes and bushfires, Marie explains how councils assess and respond to risk, and how communities can play a part in shaping a resilient future. The conversation dives into the realities of planning amid uncertainty -

In this episode of Countdown to the Climate Action Festival, Rachel Sanson speaks with Tom Kay about the urgent need to rethink how we manage our rivers in a changing climate. Drawing on years of research and practical experience, Tom explores how traditional flood protection and environmental management have often made things worse - hardening riverbanks, disrupting natural systems, and increasing the risks of disaster. He presents a powerful alternative: making space for rivers by allowing them to

In this episode of Countdown to the Climate Action Festival, Forum member Jack Santa Barbara speaks with Dr Catherine Knight, author of An Uncommon Land and one of the leading environmental historians in Aotearoa. Together, they explore the story of the commons - the traditional rights of access to land and shared resources - and how their loss through enclosure shaped modern society. Catherine shares how rediscovering the ethos of the commons could help us build a more equitable, regenerative

In this episode of Countdown to the Climate Action Festival, Louise Perzigian chats with Rosie Hadfield from the Golden Bay Sustainable Living Centre, a thriving community hub dedicated to practical, local solutions for sustainable living. They explore what kai resilience means in practice - from community gardens and seed saving to regenerative growing and local food networks - and how these grassroots efforts help communities adapt to climate change while strengthening connection and

In this opening episode of Countdown to the Climate Action Festival, Christina Simkanin talks with filmmaker Antoinette Wilson about The New Peasants - an intimate portrait of a family who have spent two decades reimagining what it means to live well. The film follows Meg, Patrick, Zephyr, and Woody, who stepped away from modern industrial life to embrace a radically simple, sustainable, and community-centred way of living. Christina and Antoinette explore the inspiration behind the film, what it

人体强大的免疫系统需要精准调控，否则便可能攻击我们自身的器官。美国系统生物学研究所的玛丽·布伦科、索诺玛生物治疗公司的弗瑞德·拉姆斯德尔，以及日本大阪大学的坂口志文，因在“外周免疫耐受”机制方面的突破性发现，共同荣获2025年诺贝尔生理学或医学奖。他们的研究揭示了免疫系统如何避免攻击自身组织，守护人体健康的深层奥秘。

Today, more and more people are rethinking their way of life: what they eat, what they buy and how they move around, all in the name of environmental concerns. Some have turned to so-called eco-villages – small communities designed to have a minimal use of resources and impact on the environment. Our Down to Earth team travelled to Scotland, home to one of the world's first eco-villages, to find out more.