Friday, September 7, 2012 "Science does not have two sides." Standing with her son Sean Lennon, artist and activist Yoko Ono made a passionate appeal to logic while officially launching the pair's group, Artists Against Fracking, in New York on Aug. 29. BLOG POSTS  | Hal Herzog: Are You an Animal Person? It Could Be in Your Genes
For the first time, a group of twin researchers has made a stab at untangling the roles of heredity and environment in our relationships with companion animals. The research team found that the identical twins pairs were more similar than the fraternal twins in whether they had played with pets. |  | Elliott Negin: Pro Teams Step Up to the Plate on Climate; Fans Can, Too
Besides launching initiatives to cut energy, water and paper use, some leagues and teams have now taken steps to educate fans about how they can reduce their environmental impact. |  | Heather Libby: What If TV Weathercasters Told the Truth About Climate Change?
I'd expected to hear more about these extreme weather events in the news, and in my ideal world, they'd even include a little context about why they were happening. But nearly all the news and weather reports I watched said the same thing. |  | Martin Lee: 13 Key Moments In Marijuana History (PHOTOS)
The history of marijuana in America has long been a history of competing narratives, dueling interpretations. Some believe the official line that cannabis (the preferred name for marijuana in medical and scientific circles) is a major drug of abuse and a gateway to the harder stuff. |  | Sierra: Jessica Alba Loves Kids, Hates Chemicals
A staunch environmental advocate, the 31-year-old star recently launched the Honest Company, which makes nontoxic, ecofriendly baby gear. She took some time to answer our questions about her commitment to safe chemistry. | | MOST POPULAR ON HUFFINGTONPOST.COM |
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