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'It's a little brighter': More veterans turn to ketamine therapy for depression, PTSD

Psychedelic Drugs · Newfoundland and Labrador

'It's a little brighter': More veterans turn to ketamine therapy for depression, PTSD

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Ketamine, a painkiller invented for Vietnam War soldiers in the '60s, has been a common surgical anaesthetic since the '70s. Today, ketamine has been increasingly used as a new clinical treatment for treatment-resistant depression and trauma-related mental conditions.See the Story

What We’re Reading: Could Deep-Sea Robots Alleviate Water Scarcity?

What We’re Reading: Could Deep-Sea Robots Alleviate Water Scarcity?

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The Whimsy and Practicality of 'SuperAdobe'

Hesperia · Hesperia

The Whimsy and Practicality of 'SuperAdobe'

Behind rows of cookie-cutter tract homes in Hesperia, California, at the southern edge of the Mojave Desert, hides what looks like a playground for grown-up hobbits. Arches, perfectly round dome-shaped structures and emergency shelters sprout from the sand. Among these fanciful-looking constructions is a fully permitted 2,300-square-foot three-bedroom house, with a two-car garage and two bathrooms that are hooked up to the city’s sewer and elec…Read Article

How Shared Electric Cargo Bikes Are Changing Cities

This story has been co-published by Reasons to be Cheerful and the Outrider Foundation. Last December, Tim Reardon zipped through the busy holiday traffic of his Boston neighborhood of Jamaica Plain, transporting gallons of eggs, milk and heavy cream for his yearly Christmas eggnog extravaganza, all on just two wheels. Reardon, an avid cyclist who doesn’t own a car, can be spotted once a month transporting goods like Christmas trees and rugs — s…See the Story

In Barcelona, a Little Energy Advice Goes a Long Way

Back in 2018, Roman Tresens Gallard received the most dreaded surprise, the kind that happens only when you open up your energy bills. The monthly rate in his new apartment, the letter revealed, was now rising to over €100 a month. “It was scandalous,” says Gallard, scarcely masking his fury over the phone. Living alone in a social housing apartment in Barcelona, Gallard, now 74, was in an extremely precarious position. He had no family to suppo…Barcelona · Barcelona Read Article

Nebraska's Special Ed Students Are Learning Right Alongside Their Peers

This story was produced by The Hechinger Report, a nonprofit, nonpartisan news outlet focused on education. When Bethany Jolliffe started teaching kindergarten 15 years ago, she picked up on what seemed like a long-standing pattern: Teachers mostly stayed in their lane, with general education teachers focusing on “their” students, and special education teachers homed in on students deemed to be their responsibility. Instead of keeping children w…Scottsbluff · Scottsbluff Read Article

What We're Reading: The Tiny, Dual-Purpose 'Microlibraries' of Indonesia

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Preserving Natural Quiet in an Ever

In 2020, when a global pandemic silenced the drone of aircraft and drum of traffic, a new soundtrack of birdsong, rain falling and the buzz of bees traveling from plant to plant emerged. This lack of man-made noise is what natural silence sounds like. “It was a turning point for our cause,” says Matt Mikkelsen, executive director of wilderness parks for Quiet Parks International (QPI), a nonprofit founded in 2018. “Although eerie, it showed us …Aircraft · Vancouver Read Article

World’s Smallest Otter Species Rediscovered In Nepal After 185 Years

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These otter-ly adorable carnivores don’t appear to have gone extinct in the country after all.Science · Nepal See the Story

Reasons to be Cheerful Presents: Rocking the Boat

Reasons to be Cheerful’s second annual variety show, Amazing Humans Doing Amazing Things, nearly blew the roof off The Town Hall in New York City on May 29. David Byrne, Ramy Youssef, Reggie Watts, Annie and the Caldwells, Nina Conti and many other incredible acts had the crowd laughing, cheering and rising to their feet. See the photos here. The show also included inspirational moments that spoke directly to RTBC’s solutions journalism mission.…New York State · New York Read Article

Western Kansas Farmer Prioritizes Conservation, Halts Irrigation to Preserve Water Resources

LONGMONT, Colo. — In the high plains of western Kansas, where water is a precious and dwindling resource, Joe Zellner Jr. has made a bold and deliberate decision: he shut off all irrigation wells on his deeded land. Zellner, a Wichita County farmer, once fully embraced irrigation. But over time, he began to witness firsthand the toll it was taking on the Ogallala Aquifer. “I really embraced irrigation in the 70s,” Zellner said. “But as the years…Conservation · Portland See the Story

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