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Events fall as mercury rises; moon commemoration called off
New York City officials have canceled an outdoor festival featuring soccer star Megan Rapinoe, musician John Legend and "Daily Show" host Trevor Noah because of the heat forecast for the weekend.
11 Easy Ways to Arrange a Festive Fall Table
Hot seasonal hues, warm textures and supermarket food upgrades create a low-key, high-style table setting for fall gatherings.
Everything Worth Knowing About ... Sea Level Rise
Water wars: How conflicts over resources are set to rise amid climate change
Conserving forests, wetlands and watersheds, including those around cities, can help absorb rainfall, helping stem crop losses from flooding and drought.
5 Signs and Symptoms You Need a Banquet Hall for Your Event
More and more people are opting for "cozy events" rather than full-on receptions. Having your wedding/birthday party/quinceanera or any other big event in your backyard close to home does sound more personable and less institutional than renting a banquet hall or rental space.
How to Host a Full Moon Party
We thought that any new moon or full moon ritual would be better with friends, so why not turn the whole thing into a party?
How We Discovered Water on the Moon
New findings show that there’s water on the lunar surface, and suggest where it might be collected.
How to Advertise a Party or Special Event
Selling your event is not an easy task. There is, therefore, no one-size-fits-all strategy to promote your events. All communication channels and advertising strategies should consequently be channeled towards improving the likelihood of people attending an event.
What water on the moon means for the future of exploration
Scientists previously believed water was confined to the moon's dark poles and shadowy regions
When Meteorites Strike the Moon, They Launch Water Vapor Into Space
Meteorite impacts on seemingly dry patches of the moon can throw up a mist of water vapor that regenerates the "exosphere" and moves water around the surface.
Did Earth And The Moon Get Their Water From The Same Place?
The water may have already been on Earth when the moon was sheared away from it.
Where Do High-Rises Hide Their Water Tanks?
An aficionado of wooden water tanks wonders how skyscrapers quench the thirst of their residents.
Heavy rains are on the rise around the world. Here's why.
New study shows torrential downpours are increasingly common — and experts say the trend might intensify.
How much is just enough for a Cocktail Party?
Hosting a Cocktail party are a brilliant way to entertain friends and business associates. These events are ideal for the busy host because guests are free to mix and mingle over appetizers …
What we might be able to do with the newly discovered water on the Moon
We've answered five quick questions about how excited we should be about the discovery of water on the Moon and what happens next.
Why mining the water on the Moon could open up space exploration
Sea-level rise is not a worry for just those who live on the waterfront
Sea-level rise is not a worry for just those who live on the waterfront | EditorialThere are signs that salt water is seeping west to the Everglades as the rising tide of the ocean intrudes on land…
The next possible victim of sea level rise? Your internet access.
Water seeping in, particularly saltwater, could ruin internet cables by shifting and degrading delicate fibers that are encased in plastic tubing.
Seating Guide For Tables At Your Events
If you are trying to figure out your seating arrangements then this guide is an excellent tool to assist you in planning your event or party! If you are hosting a large event, then take a look at our Table Arrangement Guide for neat ways you can arrange your folding tables.
Why a warmer Earth could also mean a wetter one
A new report connects the dots between rising temperatures, rain events and stronger hurricanes.
Water stress rises as more wells run dry
Soon, communities and even nations could be drawing water faster than the skies can replenish it. As the wells run dry, so will the rivers
