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15 Facts About the Summer Solstice
The longest day of the year in the Northern Hemisphere is coming on June 21, 2023.
This Summer, How About a Workcation?
A growing number of employees are petitioning the boss to combine work and vacation. Workers often pay for lodging and travel, but may take conference calls or write project updates, spending off-hours with family.
Have a fun (and safe!) summer: Outdoor safety tips for kids
Help your kids have a safe summer by following these tips from the Mary Bridge Center for Childhood Safety.
3 Easy Ways to Exercise Your Brain’s Creativity
While on summer vacation, try honing your creativity in these 3 easy ways as pointed out by Balder Onarheim of the Copenhagen Institute of Neurocreativity: you can have creativity without innovation, but you can't have innovation without creativity!
What Will Camp Look Like This Summer?
Watch for social bubbles and shifting mask rules. And don’t forget the sunscreen.
50 Things You Should Do This Summer
Check out our ultimate guide to daily adventures and gallons of giggles.
How Will Camps Keep Kids Safe This Summer?
Do counselors have to be vaccinated? Will there be singing around campfires? We asked the experts.
Why this bizarre picnic blanket might be summer’s must-have accessory
A new “social distancing picnic blanket” because some people just can’t figure it out on their own.
Learn About Camp Esperanza
If you're considering going to this summer camp funded by the Arthritis Foundation or if you're a parent wondering if it's right for your child or teen, watc...
What did you learn on vacation?
It always seemed like a silly question–school is for doing what you’re told, summer vacation was for discovering all the things that were worth caring about. As adults though, regardles…
Getting the Facts Straight on E15
Smarter Fuel Future is at it again, trying to confuse and mislead consumers. Their most recent abomination “Can you use E-15?” isn’t just a case of their typical hyperbolic scare-mongering; [...]
Facts and Falsehoods in Energy Transition
We...try to separate fact from falsehoods in this wide-ranging interview. It might even change your mind about a few things.
15 surprising energy facts
A quick fix of energy facts to get you thinking about where your money goes and how you could start saving energy in your home!
Solar Energy; The Real Facts
Most power plants in the United States and around the world are using fossil fuels to generate electricity and operate. Fossil fuels has-been used as an energy source while the man has learned to generate power. Fossil fuels have been-around for ages and...
10 creative things to do with your kids this summer, all using Virgin Points
With foreign holidays hanging in the balance this summer, mums and dads will need to think creatively to keep the fun times rolling.
Wet Hot Solo-ish Summer: What sleepaway camp teaches about real life
"It's the only family I know -- other than my own family."
5 Days of Facts: Energy & Climate
Last fall, the UN’s Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change released a comprehensive and authoritative report on the science of climate change. The key takeaway: Scientists are more certain than ever that climate change is real and is caused by human activities – mostly the use of fossil fuels such as coal, oil, and gas.
Ten incredible facts about the Solar Impulse
The mission of Solar Impulse to build a solar plane was created to demonstrate how pioneering spirit, innovation and clean technologies can change the world and encourage people to save energy and use clean technologies globally.
Five Surprising Facts About Energy Poverty
The countries that have made the most progress still have far to go to bring electricity and clean energy to their populations, a World Bank-led report details.
5 Myths (and Facts) About Solar Energy
There are many myths about solar energy. Here are five of the top solar energy myths, debunked.
