the mental house-chore load unevenly carried by women: You should’ve asked | Emma

You should’ve asked | Emma:



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So when a mom can sense what her kids, you better take her seriously: microchimerism

Fetal Microchimerism and Fetal Cells- How Your Baby's Leftover DNA Affects You For Life - Mamavation:



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Seed Bells to bring back Lebanese birds?

Duncraig BRWA - Seed Bells:



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Arctic stronghold of world’s seeds flooded after permafrost melts | Environment | The Guardian

Arctic stronghold of world’s seeds flooded after permafrost melts | Environment | The Guardian:



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Head of the National Commission for Women’s Affairs in Lebanon cares about environment, women entrepreneurs

Claudine Aoun Roukoz – Head of the National Commission for Women’s Affairs in Lebanon | Executive Women:



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Key mechanism behind baldness and going gray discovered

Key mechanism behind baldness and going gray discovered: "KROX20 protein"

So, to stop unwanted hair growth we just have to de-activate the KROX20 protein?

Pine trees are infested by a devastating moth, what can be done!

https://newsroomnomad.com/fatal-disease-threatens-lebanons-historic-parasol-pines/

Here is what can be done:

According to a scientific study on Birds as predators of the pine processionary moth (Lepidoptera: Notodontidae), posted at https://www.researchgate.net/publication/232409234_Birds_as_predators_of_the_pine_processionary_moth_Lepidoptera_Notodontidae :

"At least seven bird species can be considered as regular predators of the pine processionary moth: four large migrant specialists (great spotted cuckoo Clamator glandarius, common cuckoo Cuculus canorus, European night jar Caprimulgus europaeus and Eurasian hoopoe Upupa epops) and three small sedentary generalists(great tit Parus major, crested tit Lophophanes cristatus and coal tit Periparus ater). "

These birds could be fenced in around the trees, using a mesh wall (to protect them from hunters as well), in order for them to eat the caterpillar infesting the pine trees.