The "Food is Medicine" initiative launched in California, making it the first state to have a pilot program that will use food to help treat chronically ill patients.
Not only is it the first homeless hospice on the West Coast, but it is also the eighth facility of its kind in the country.
The pollinator corridors would allow insects to freely expand across the countryside without being confined to single patches of friendly greenery.
The historic ban is the first piece of legislation that takes a stance against oxybenzone and octinoxate: two ingredients that are commonly found in most sunscreens.
If approved, the measure is expected to save homeowners up to $60,000 over the course of 25 years.
New Zealand refuses to sit idle while citizens sleep out in the cold this winter—the government just launched an ambitious initiative.
The New Zealand government has also been quick to reassure concerned parties that the transition is being made so that no jobs will be lost in the transition to a cleaner fuel economy.
In a historic gesture of justice, the Supreme Court sided with a group of youngsters who were suing the government for their failure to curb deforestation.
Over 88% of the public were in favor of the ivory ban designed to save elephants.
The program has already put a huge dent in traffic violations and led to the construction of safer streets.
The bill, which will be introduced next week by U.S. Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, would move to distinguish the difference between marijuana and hemp so that it could be legally farmed as an agricultural product.
The pledge will ensure that each district provides an equal amount of housing for homeless residents, rather than allowing it to be centered in one region.
This 2018 budget has kept its promise: visitors aged 17 or younger can get into national parks for free—forever.
Because the city has already legalized marijuana possession, the mayor is now working to erase misdemeanor charges for thousands of state residents who received convictions before the ruling.
A new report from the International Labor Organization outlines a continuing positive trend: child labor rates have declined dramatically.
Following the FCC's repeal of net neutrality rules, these legislators are refusing to give up their states' right to a free and open internet.
The woman argued that under Italian law, she should be given sick pay for taking care of her sick 12-year-old English Setter because he is a family member.
Plastic pollution sucks – which is why these regions and businesses are ditching plastic straws in favor of more environmentally friendly options.
Thousands of residents have already had their marijuana-related felonies reduced to misdemeanors or dropped altogether.
The ban will force over 300 different fur farms in Norway to close down by 2025.
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