In ReviewDatabases The honey detectives are closing in on China’s shady syrup swindlers Wired UK - Jonathan Ungoed-Thomas Shortly before dawn most days, José Eduardo Moo Pat sets out from his home in Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula with a protective suit and his metal smoker …
In ReviewCarbon Raising the carbon tax makes more sense than you might think nationalobserver.com - Michael Bernstein The first time I heard the phrase “carbon tax,” I admit that I was confused. I had a sense this was a policy to help protect the environment, but I …
In Review The New Agers and Wellness Influencers Lost to Far-Right COVID Conspiracies verified_publisherVICE - Tim HumeFigures from the new age, wellness and alternative lifestyle scenes have fallen down the COVID conspiracy rabbit hole, forming an unlikely anti-lockdown alliance with the far-right. On a balmy late summer...
In Review The world is running out of sand, and you need to care verified_publisherCNET - Andy Altman Sand is the world's second-most-consumed natural resource, and our rapidly growing cities are draining the supply.
In Review The hidden victims of gaslighting verified_publisherBBC Future - Ria WolstenholmeYou might be familiar with gaslighting in the context of relationships, but this manipulative tactic also works en masse. This is what some experts call “structural gaslighting”. Has someone ever told...
