Cars don’t kill people; people kill people.
This was all academic, a discussion of why cars get "agency", until this past weekend when everything changed.
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A millennial’s guide to early retirement
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Cars don’t kill people; people kill people.
This was all academic, a discussion of why cars get "agency", until this past weekend when everything changed.
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e-Tuk USA makes versatile road-legal electric vehicles that can be used for anything from food trucks to local transportation fleets, even indoors.
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"Women in Wood" promotes women in an industry dominated by men
As the need for more sustainably harvested wood grows, we are going to need a lot more women working in the business.
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Extra-wide modern tiny house comes with a pop-out reading nook
This roomier tiny house in Australia is built for a couple and their two dogs.
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Why do we love 'clean eating' so much?
Despite scientists pointing out its many shortcomings, the #EatClean movement is still hugely popular. Bee Wilson wants to know why.
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Passive House beats building code box in Ice Box Challenge
But is it a pyrrhic victory?
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Two students find rare NASA flight suits for pennies at Florida thrift store
A lesson in the rewards of secondhand shopping.
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German state to electrify 10km of highway for overhead charging of trucks
This could be the start of significantly more efficient trucking.
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Get rid of that yucky kitchen sponge!
Trust me, you don't want that thing lingering on the sink any longer.
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Photo: The caterpillar who thought it was a leaf
In which a caterpillar shows yet another fabulous display of mimicry.
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Elbike is a simple stealthy singlespeed electric bike
This customizable e-bike is available in 200 colors, gets up to 50 miles per charge, & weighs in at 33 pounds, yet costs just over $1000.
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Why you should have an afternoon routine
Afternoon is the worst time for distractions, fatigue, and reduced efficiency. A solid routine can help.
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Australia will be home to world's largest single-tower solar thermal power plant
The project will also include molten salt energy storage for 24 hour solar power.
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First wolf cubs born wild in Bavaria in over 150 years
When you watch the video do you see a triumph of nature or the beady eyes of a predator?
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How to care for a chef's knife
It's arguably the single greatest tool one can have in the kitchen, so treat it with respect!
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Trees are aware of their neighbors and give them room
In 'crown shyness,' some tree species respect those nearby and keep their leaves to themselves.
