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1. Cat Behavior: Why Do Cats Do That? This article from Petful provides an informative answer to the question of why cats do the things they do. It covers different behavior topics such as why cats meow, why cats groom themselves, why cats knead, why cats rub against objects, why cats scratch furniture and much more. It also provides tips on how to manage unwanted cat behaviors. 2. Cat Nutrition: What Should I Feed My Cat? This article from PetMD covers the basics of cat nutrition and provides important tips for selecting the right food for your cat. It covers topics such as the importance of protein, why wet food is important, what to look for in a cat food label and the benefits of providing a variety of food. It also includes tips on how to transition your cat to a new food. 3. How to Groom Your Cat This article from the Humane Society of the United States explains the basics of cat grooming and why it's important. It covers topics such as how to brush your cat, how often to bathe your cat, how to trim your cat's nails and how to clean your cat's ears. It also includes tips on how to make grooming a positive
Shutterstock Dogs may not speak our language, but they have many ways to show us when something is wrong. Through body language, vocalizations, and behavior changes, they try to communicate their needs. Some signs are obvious, while others are easy to miss. Ignoring these signals can lead to stress, discomfort, or …
Read the project summary and associated publications. In October of 2024, USGS Scientist’s published a study where they created a model to predict PFAS occurrence in groundwater at the depths of drinking water supplies. This model can help guide our partners to sample areas where PFAS in drinking water could be an issue for the…
Read the full post at Sci ELO in Perspective. Recently, the government of the United States of America (USA) has frightened the scientific community—not just in the country but globally—by censoring terms used in scientific communications and funding proposals. as well as forbidding researchers to communicate with one another, particularly with foreign scientists. A partial…
This is the sixth in a series of posts on the reasons we might have environmental review. The first post is here. The second post is here. The third post is here. The fourth post is here. The fifth post is here. The last major category of potential benefits from NEPA that I want to … Continue reading "NEPA as participatory democracy"
Scientists at Caltech have unveiled a groundbreaking solar reactor that converts sunlight and carbon dioxide into sustainable aviation fuel (SAF), offering a potential solution to one of transportation’s toughest decarbonization challenges. How It Works The photothermocatalytic reactor uses a specialized solar absorber (silicon, germanium, gold, and silver) to capture sunlight