smell
Coverage of smell in the Nexus archive.
- Hudson Falls incinerator set to close
The WIN Waste incinerator in Hudson Falls, N.Y., is set to close after 35 years of operation. The facility, which processed up to 500 tons of waste daily, faced long-standing complaints regarding smell, noise, and air quality.
- LAUSD students set to return to class as concerns persist over smell near Lineage warehouse
LAUSD students are set to return to class as concerns persist over a smell near a Lineage warehouse. Teachers raised worries about the situation's potential impact on students during a community press conference.
- Neuroscientists pinpoint how smells bring back childhood memories
Smell can trigger vivid childhood memories, known as the 'Proust’s madeleine' phenomenon. Neuroscientists have identified a possible explanation for this effect.
- Lineage fined for flies, smell and 'unsanitary' conditions after Boyle Heights warehouse fire
Lineage Logistics was fined by the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health for unsanitary and nuisance conditions at its fire-damaged Boyle Heights warehouse. The conditions included flies, a strong smell, and other sanitary issues.
- Is it possible to regain a sense of smell? These scientists are working on it
The article discusses the complexity and limited understanding of the sense of smell, highlighting scientists' efforts to explore the possibility of regaining this sense. Researchers are investigating ways to address the challenges associated with smell perception.
- Smells linger as workers continue cleaning up Boyle Heights warehouse fire aftermath
Crews continue cleaning up the aftermath of a Lineage Logistics warehouse fire in Boyle Heights that destroyed a 500,000-square-foot facility holding 85 million pounds of cold-stored food. Lingering air quality and smell concerns persist despite the eight-day fire being extinguished.
- How to handle a manipulative creep
The article discusses strategies for dealing with manipulative individuals, explores the limits of unpaid work demands by recruiters, and questions the source of an unidentified smell.