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The Atlantic Rich countries should mop up their climate pollution, the Georgetown professor Olúfẹ́mi Táíwò argues. Jared Rodriguez Every Tuesday, our lead climate reporter brings you the big ideas, expert analysis, and vital guidance that will help you flourish on a changing planet. Until a few years ago, the idea that humanity could suck carbon pollution out of the atmosphere at an industrial scale was deemed implausible, if not impossible. The technology didn’t exist to do it, and even if it did, scrubbing greenhouse gases from the atmosphere posed such huge thermodynamic problems...

Brewers Use Recycled Fruit and Grains in These Tasty Second-Use Beers Men's Journal 2/27/2021 Joshua Bernstein © Kirill Z / Shutterstock Second-Use Fruit Beer Aluminum cans aren’t the only thing brewers are recycling. Increasingly, brewers are making fruit beers with previously fermented fruits such as blackberries and peaches, plus pressed grape skins and stems, turning waste into beers that you’ll want to drink again and again.     Part of the trend’s popularity can be traced to surging interest in piquette. It’s a rustic French technique of turning pomac...

Photo: Klaus Vedfelt/Getty Images Often, when we’re feeling stuck, it’s because we can’t see beyond what’s in front of us. Our brains fall into the same old ways of thinking, which can continue indefinitely — unless we find new ways to challenge them and interrupt the pattern. Through studying solution-based therapy, which helps people solve problems by focusing on the present rather than looking to their past, I learned about the power of the “Miracle Questions,” a set of questions that can help you uncover your greatest values and desires, and find creative ways to live in ali...

Fact 2020: Audiovisual Fact 2020: Audiovisual We’ve collected some of our favourite audiovisual works from a year in which creativity was made more difficult, and more vital, than ever. This year Fact Magazine broadened its focus, presenting short film, audiovisual work, movement and performance art alongside the electronic and experimental music we have always championed. More importantly, this year proved to be one of the most challenging faced by artists the world over, with the pressures of a global pandemic, major cuts to arts funding and the sustained struggle of millions of protestor...

He's never going to change. the thought experiment here is what does president trump lock like if he ever takes any of that advice instead of being at 41-ish percent, is he up in the high 40s and suddenly looking like he's in a very strong position going into 2020 as opposed it a pretty treacherous one? this guy is not going to change and if re-elected, i think it will be twice as intense. >> anna, the same source tells me what michael crowley is reporting you. he not capable of changing and that they are impulses and if at one point he could have fired nancy pelosi gets the best of him every ...