She says: “Our energy and productivity will always be better served by proper time dedicated to ‘sun, sea and stop ... teams take their long-awaited summer breaks.

Earth's oceans and atmosphere act like heat sinks, absorbing and reradiating the sun's rays over time. Even though the planet absorbs a lot of sunlight on the summer solstice, it takes several ...

Kristin L. Wolfe is a New York-based journalist who covers food. Undoubtedly, the summer conjures scenes by the sea and on beaches, or in boats, and eating fresh seafood. And for many on the east ...

As a result, Greenland's ice cap would melt, causing sea levels to rise by 7 meters ... So all in all, while a few extra hours in the summer sun would be nice, let's leave the extra seasons ...