Rick Paulas
Rick Paulas has written plenty of things, some of them serious, many of them not, scattered over the vast expanses of the Internet. He lives in Los Angeles and is a White Sox fan.
Will a food-based project using 3D printers get people to grow vegetables and eat healthier? First, there's the issue of the technology's accessibility to consider.
As the country's nutrition advisory panel links meat consumption to environmental impact, the meat lobby plans their next move.
When it comes to eating fruits and vegetables, children already have access to them. They just don't want to eat them.
A bill may mandate that restaurant and retail workers get finalized work scheduled two weeks in advance.
The National Park Service has a map of the loudest and quietest areas in the country.
Snowboarders and skiers rejoice! Ideal skiing conditions are back at Big Bear through next week.
A little difficult to get to, but worth the trek.
Lassen Volcanic National Park is temporarily open to the public during the winter.
This year's bloom is predicted to be "very good to excellent."
Urban Cultivator is an indoor unit that helps you to grow herbs and microgreens.
Gary Oppenheimer, founder of AmpleHarvest.org, explains why it's a challenge to donate harvested food to local food banks.
"The Heavens" won't turn into houses after all.