‘RAM-ageddon’ is a real threat, ultra-processed food addiction, N.J. on greenhouse emissions, American Revolution hospital and community arts in Tacony
The latest episode of The Source covers technological issues in school districts, proposed labels for ultra-processed foods, New Jersey's greenhouse gas reduction efforts, and the history of a Revolutionary War-era hospital in Pennsylvania.
The Source episode 11 explores “RAM-ageddon,” or how school districts may be set back in time technologically. Penn researchers are now proposing labels on ultra-processed foods, and The Pulse team reports why this is significant. The WHYY News Climate Desk reports on the state of New Jersey’s effort to cut greenhouse emissions. It was during the American Revolution that one hospital was built from the ground up, and that location is in Chester Springs, Pennsylvania. During America’s 250th…
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