The Daily Populous

Four terminally ill Canadians have won the right to take psychedelic drugs to treat end-of-life anxiety and distress.

They will be allowed to take the hallucinogenic drug psilocybin, derived from magic mushrooms, after Canada's health minister Patty Hajdu approved the landmark application more than 100 days after the request was made.

The patients are thought to be the first Canadians to be given the legal right to use the recreational drug since the country outlawed it back in 1974. »

Tesla is poised to benefit greatly from Biden’s climate policies, but Musk has a history of anti-union behavior.

More recently, union officials say Musk may have broken other labor laws by opening Tesla’s plant during the pandemic despite government officials requesting otherwise.

“By holding Musk personally accountable it might deter Musk from his usual union busting. »

As I’ve watched transphobia explode in the American right and the British whatever, I’ve thought over my own experience.

Despite this, people – many of whom are supposed to be feminists – keep coming up with lurid “what ifs”.

Trans women pose no threat to cis-women, but we pose a threat to them if we make them outcasts and pariahs (and insisting they use men’s bathrooms endangered them horribly). »

Now, a team of scientists from Australia and China has proposed a sustainable solution that relies on sunlight to jump-start the filtration process instead of heat or electricity.

Using a super porous material to suck up salt from brackish, salty water, researchers were able to sustainably create nearly 40 gallons of clean drinking water per single kilogram of a metal material.

This work opens up a new direction for designing stimuli-responsive materials for energy-efficient and sustainable desalination and water purification. »