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Photo: Little bear takes the cake for cuteness
Our photo of the day features a grinning bear cub frolicking in the water. We win!
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Do you know the difference between grass fed, pasture raised, organic and free range?
A new survey finds that animal welfare labels affect buying decisions, but few people actually know what they mean.
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How to reduce damage during shipping: Pretend you are shipping a TV instead of a bike
That's what Vanmoof did, but don't tell anyone.
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How to become a geo-traveler
Tourism should always sustain and enhance the distinctive geographical character of a place, and that requires cooperation from tourists.
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13 beauty tricks that will save you money
Learn some key beauty budget secrets so that looking good doesn't have to break the bank.
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Self-powered fish tag tracks fish for as long as they swim
Long-living fish can now be tracked for their whole lives with a single tag.
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Vision Zero meets Zero Vision in Toronto
“It’s like we’re having two separate conversations.”
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Bike while you work with the NextDesk Velo
The newest offering from award-winning U.S. desk manufacturer NextDesk is an innovative bicycle add-on.
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Why an iPhone does not cost Apple just a third of what you pay for it
There is a reason that things costs more than the sum of their components, and it applies to more than just iPhones.
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Small & modern 430 sq. ft. starter home is built with Passive House principles in mind (Video)
This super-insulated home is built to be earthquake-resistant too.
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Bill Mollison, co-originator of permaculture, dies
Mollison might be one of the most influential gardeners of all time.
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New research: Existing coal mines, oil and gas fields contain enough carbon to tip us over the edge
So why are we looking for more?
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Photo: Every circle is a tiny animal
Our photo of the day is a lesson in communal living.
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Fighting disease with design: Light, Air and Openness
Part of a series looking at how the lack of antibiotics affected architecture before, and how it might again.
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These horses just learned to communicate with humans
Norwegian researchers taught 23 horses how to express their needs using symbol boards, and the horses loved it.
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5 ways in which pulses can help the world
There are good reasons for why the United Nations named 2016 the 'Year of Pulses'.
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New solar panel integrates battery storage, inverter, and smart software into a single unit
This startup is reinventing the solar panel, and aims to cut the cost of integrating clean power and energy storage to homes by half.
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How self driving cars might change our cities, and when
Closer than we think? Probably not.
