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How the Right and the MAHA Movement Have Co-opted ‘Crunchy’ 

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Burned out workers ditch hustle culture for 'slow living' trend 

At its core, slow living is about matching actions with values. It rejects the notion that productivity is the ultimate goal and instead prioritizes quality over quantity in every aspect of life. Source: Burned out workers ditch hustle culture for ‘slow living’ trend | Fortune

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Born Before 1996? According to Scientists, Leaded Gas May Have Permanently Altered Your Personality

Harmful lead exposure from air, water, and soil impacts the well-being of 151 million Americans. In 1923, lead was introduced into gasoline to improve car engine performance. However, this boost to automotive health came at a significant cost to human well-being. A new study calculates that expo Source: Born Before 1996? According to Scientists, Leaded Gas May Have Permanently Altered Your…

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Sorry, but This Is the Future of Food  

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Where you live can mean more ‘forever chemicals’ in your blood

  A new USC study shows participants had significantly more PFAS chemicals in their blood based on certain neighborhood factors. Source: Where you live in LA can mean more ‘forever chemicals’ in your blood

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Tolkkinen: Ten reasons I'm thankful to live in rural Minnesota

This Thanksgiving, here’s a glimpse into why people live in greater Minnesota — and are thankful for it. Source: Tolkkinen: Ten reasons I’m thankful to live in rural Minnesota

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Early Retirees Turned 2 Amish Sheds Into Off-Grid Dream Home for $24K  

Two early retirees tired of suburban life decided to build a home out of two bare-bones Amish wooden sheds. Now they homestead in rural Maine. Source: Early Retirees Turned 2 Amish Sheds Into Off-Grid Dream Home for $24K – Business Insider

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Most Senior Executives Do Not Have Elite College Degrees

An elite college degree isn’t necessary for becoming a CEO Source: Most Senior Executives Do Not Have Elite College Degrees

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I'm a mom of 5 and became a millionaire at 39. I drive a Honda Accord, order water when dining out, and don't pay for the kids' college.

Julia Myers became a millionaire at age 39. She is frugal, like driving a Honda Accord and ordering water at restaurants, which helped her finances. Source: I’m a mom of 5 and became a millionaire at 39. I drive a Honda Accord, order water when dining out, and don’t pay for the kids’ college.

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Couple breathes new life into abandoned cabin for off-grid living 

  One couple is on the way to creating an idyllic scene after acquiring an abandoned off-grid cabin. Source: Couple breathes new life into abandoned cabin for off-grid living: ‘What a dream project!’

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Early Retirees Turned 2 Amish Sheds Into Off-Grid Dream Home for $24K  

Two early retirees tired of suburban life decided to build a home out of two bare-bones Amish wooden sheds. Now they homestead in rural Maine. Source: Early Retirees Turned 2 Amish Sheds Into Off-Grid Dream Home for $24K – Business Insider

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Universities Like Yale Need a Reckoning 

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Satellite data and neuroimaging reveal how environment can impact brain development

A recent study links satellite and brain imaging data to identify how environmental factors can impact mental health, cognition and brain development in young people. Source: Satellite data and neuroimaging reveal how environment can impact brain development

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Growing Food Instead of Lawns in California Front Yards

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New Tech Tries to Catastrophe-Proof Your Home  

Tech once used to make homes more sustainable has fresh applications in making structures resistant to hurricanes, hail, blackouts, flooding, wildfires, and other disasters Source: New Tech Tries to Catastrophe-Proof Your Home  – WSJ

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Cure for America's High Real Estate Prices: Build More Weird Homes 

From quirky designs to odd floor plans, these outside-the-box homebuilding ideas could bring down real-estate prices. Source: Cure for America’s High Real Estate Prices: Build More Weird Homes – Business Insider

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Eugenics movement on rise in political rhetoric, academic literature

The eugenics movement is taking center stage in the U.S. — both in Trump’s rhetoric, and through a rise in race science. Source: Eugenics movement on rise in political rhetoric, academic literature