James Vyse with the self-cooling can, dubbed the "Cool Can". James Vyse, a former bartender from Wales may have solved the age-old problem of keeping drinks cold without using a refrigerator.

Staying hydrated is vital for our health, but there is some debate about the best temperature for water to be when people drink ... energy to restore this temperature after drinking cold water.

The statistical information from the IBSP serves many purposes, including: obtaining information on the supply of and demand for energy in Canada; enabling governmental agencies to fulfill their ...

Experts warn that consuming ice-cold water too quickly can cause stomach discomfort, slow down digestion, and even lead to other health issues. When you drink very cold water ... using up extra energy ...

The sudden death of 28-year-old fitness enthusiast Katie Donnell, who regularly consumed energy drinks and caffeine supplements, raises concerns about caffeine overdose. Katie collapsed during a ...

It can keep your drinks "ice cold for hours" - and it's on sale. It doubles as an excellent travel cup for mulled wine, tea, or soup and keeps hot for up to 45 minutes. However, Brits have been ...

Her car had cans everywhere. She always had one in her hand,” she explained. Donnell’s boyfriend confirmed she regularly combined energy drinks, coffee, and caffeine pills, pushing her well beyond the ...

Save your freezer space for canapes and get this countertop electric ice maker to keep drinks cool instead. Offering crushed ice and two sizes of ice cubes, it dispenses refreshingly cold water too.

But underneath all that melting ice is something the whole world wants: the rare earth elements that make modern society — and the clean energy revolution — possible. That could soon turn ...

The 9,000 gigatonnes of ice lost from glaciers since 1975 are roughly ... routes that billions of people depend on for hydroelectric energy and agriculture. Stefan Uhlenbrook, the director of ...