Author Archives: Carol Mosley

About Carol Mosley

Carol Mosley is a social ecologist, freelance writer, human rights activist, mini-farmer, and educator.

The American Chemical Association Determines Green Tea Can Make MRIs More Distinct

What a month for news of natural food chemistry’s benefit in our lives! First, dark chocolate gets even more potent polyphenols simply by adjusting the processing methods. And now, another favorite antioxidant, green tea, can…

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All About Chemistry: More Evidence That “Real” Chocolate is Good for Your Mood and Body…

It’s a chocolate lovers dream come true. We can eat our chocolate and gain health benefits, too. Does it get any better than that? But before you rush off to stock up on creamy milk…

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Finding “Eggs-Actly” The Best Formula For The Most Colorful Easter Eggs… Hint: Vinegar!

Here comes Peter Cottontail with his baskets full of Easter joy, which may or may not contain chocolate bunnies and marshmallow peeps but always contain some sort of Easter egg. If you are a parent…

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‘Quiet Treehouse’ Provides Relief for Children’s Hospice in Sussex, England

Like Pooh’s “Home Sweet Home” in the Hundred Acre Wood, this Quiet Treehouse provides the perfect respite from daily woes. It’s especially sweet that this little fantasy unit will be an addition to the Chestnut…

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Students Win Intel Science Award: More Than $1 Million Awarded to 40 Recipients!

In case you were worried that youth of today are lax and self-centered, take a look at these high school seniors whose dedication and enthusiasm is heartening. If these young folk are a representation of…

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Dying to Die Green: Checking Out Sustainability as Our Final Act…

There’s no escaping it. Eventually, our movie draws to a close and all that is left is the memory of well-played scenes. If we are lucky, it doesn’t happen until we are old. But there…

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Brad Pitt Will ‘Make It Right’ With New Kansas City Green Housing Project

Brad Pitt got his hands wet in the building industry after Hurricane Katrina by setting out to help residents repopulate the most devastated areas of New Orleans. His foundation then took on the goal of…

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Living in a Grain Silo is Not Exactly Corny: Phoenix Architect Builds His Own Home in the Round

Since I can first remember, I have been fascinated by the nesting options of humans. The overcrowding aside, it seemed like it might be fun to live in Mother Hubbard’s shoe house. And a little…

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‘Freight Farms’ Redefine Food to Go: Retrofitted Shipping Containers are Actually Farms on Wheels

Instead of shipping vegetables halfway around the planet, these entrepreneurs thought it might be a better idea just to ship shipping containers as self-contained mini-farms. So these Bostonians set out to re-fashion the containers with hydroponics,…

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Adding a ‘Baking Powder’ to the Recipe Can Boost Efficiency of Plastic Solar Cells

Sometimes, the simplest concept can be a real scientific stumper. It’s common knowledge to bakers everywhere that adding baking powder to the mix boosts the leavening process through a well-understood chemical reaction of carbon dioxide…

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Author Archives: Carol Mosley

About Carol Mosley

The American Chemical Association Determines Green Tea Can Make MRIs More Distinct

All About Chemistry: More Evidence That “Real” Chocolate is Good for Your Mood and Body…

Finding “Eggs-Actly” The Best Formula For The Most Colorful Easter Eggs… Hint: Vinegar!

‘Quiet Treehouse’ Provides Relief for Children’s Hospice in Sussex, England

Students Win Intel Science Award: More Than $1 Million Awarded to 40 Recipients!

Dying to Die Green: Checking Out Sustainability as Our Final Act…

Brad Pitt Will ‘Make It Right’ With New Kansas City Green Housing Project

Living in a Grain Silo is Not Exactly Corny: Phoenix Architect Builds His Own Home in the Round

‘Freight Farms’ Redefine Food to Go: Retrofitted Shipping Containers are Actually Farms on Wheels

Adding a ‘Baking Powder’ to the Recipe Can Boost Efficiency of Plastic Solar Cells

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