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Industrial diets are imprinting on human bodies, new study finds by Malavika Vyawahare on 11 May 2021 A new analysis shows that eating mass-produced food grown with the help of synthetic fertilizers, sourced internationally, is changing the chemistry of modern humans. It is especially true for urbanized and wealthier communities and nations where annual per capita income exceeds $10,000, where supermarkets supply most of the food. The isotope composition of nitrogen and carbon present in hair, nails and bones has changed, making present-day humans more similar to each other but very differen...

HarperCollins Christian Publishing wins five 2021 Christian Book Awards Ten titles honored as finalists News provided by Share this article Share this article NASHVILLE, Tenn., May 10, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- HarperCollins Christian Publishing (HCCP) today congratulates its five 2021 Christian Book Award winners. These awards have been presented annually since 1978 by the Evangelical Christian Publishing Association (ECPA). In lieu of an in-person event, this year marked the second virtual awards ceremony, which took place on May 6, 2021, to recognize the best Christian products of the year in ...

'Be the Bridge' Is ECPA Christian Book of the Year By Cathy Lynn Grossman | May 06, 2021 After a year of upheaval—a fearful pandemic, swelling demands for social justice, and a challenging national election —the Evangelical Christian Publishers Association on Thursday announced a slate of 2021 Christian Book Awards winning titles that highlight reconciliation, inspiration, and consolation. ECPA president Stan Jantz, congratulating all the winners, said in a year of uncertainty and turmoil, "readers turned in record numbers to Christian books." During a live webcas...

SALT LAKE CITY — Utah Gov. Spencer Cox told the 1,904 delegates in attendance at the Utah Republican Party's Organizing Convention on Saturday that they need to spend more time volunteering and coming together. Cox, and Sen. Mitt Romney received boos and obvious disapproval at moments from some in attendance, and Romney survived a censure vote by delegates. But throughout the day the call from them and other Republican leaders was the need to unify the party in both message and behavior to withstand challenges from the left. They then followed 8 hours of speeches and delegate work with the ...