The Arts: Christianity: He Lives considers the image of God, and humanity's relationship to non-human creatures.
Health: Relevant reports on a study that shows we are having less sex than in the recent past.
Humor: The President of Finland says that he has never talked to President Trump about raking the forests of Finland. But the Finns (and others) are hilariously demonstrating how raking Finnish forests might look.
Politics: Two Senators, one from each party, are pushing legislation that would seriously slow down robocalling, according to Gizmodo.
Science: Earther points out that air conditioners contribute significantly to global warming.
Gizmodo has another report on what is probably the world's largest organism, a fungus in Michigan that weighs 440 tons. Scientific American has another candidate for the world's largest organism, which is a grove of connected aspen trees in Utah.
Gizmodo also reports on the effects of rain in Chile's Atacama Desert, which, until recently, hadn't had a rain in 500 years. Microbes adapted to such dry conditions were devastated.
Gizmodo also reports on the discovery of millions of termite mounds, approximately 4,000 years old, in Brazil. They are large enough that they can be seen from space.
Scientific American reports that city buildings can make hurricanes striking cities more serious.
Scientific American also tells us why we don't forget how to ride a bicycle.
FiveThirtyEight explains the abundance of fires in California.
The graphic used in these posts is from NASA, hence, I believe, it is public domain.
Thanks for looking!
