Eating Asparagus Can Prevent Hangovers

Written by Kate Winter on . Posted in Science, Social Media

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Many of us know firsthand that chronic alcohol consumption puts stress on the liver and causes some morning-after discomfort.

Luckily and just in time for New Years, Researchers at the Institute of Medical Science and Jeju National University in Korea have published a study identifying the leaves and shoots of asparagus as a scientifically feasible hangover remedy.

The Solar Powered Snowboard

Written by Mark Stevens on . Posted in Gadgets, Sports, Technology

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When you’re shreddin’ some fresh pow and jammin’ out to some dope tunes on the mountain, the cold seems to drain your phone’s energy quicker than usual.

Instead of having to call it an early day, Signal Snowboards has teamed up with Powerfilm Solar to bring us the world’s first solar powered snowboard!

Mealworms Could Replace Chicken and Beef in our Diets

Written by Michael Awada on . Posted in Science, Social Media

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Despite their deliciousness, chicken, beef and pork take a huge toll on the planet. The livestock sector uses nearly 70% of all agricultural land, and is responsible for 15% of the planet’s total greenhouse gas emissions!

Though it may make you queasy to think about today, mealworms and superworms could soon become a huge part of our diet, thanks to their high protein content and positive imprint on the environment.

Tornado Power: The Newest Renewable Energy Source

Written by Michael Awada on . Posted in Business, Science, Technology

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Wind, Water, Solar; what sound like the powers necessary to summon Captain Planet are what we thought to be mankind’s greatest hope for a clean, green future.

During the first twelve years of the 21st century though, more green energy heroes have begun to emerge.

We’ve already seen gravity power in action, and now it’s looking likely that tornado power could be next.