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Belfast Ecovillage Completes Largest Community-Initiated Solar Purchase in Maine
12/01/2014

All Belfast Ecovillage homes are built by GO Logic to the Passive House standard, although not certified

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Watch an unmanned helicopter put out fires with help from a drone
12/01/2014

Fighting wildfires is sometimes a daunting prospect with manned aircraft; pilots can’t always fly around the clock or cover every patch of land.

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First Passengers Ride on Japan’s 311mph ‘Floating’ Maglev Train!
11/28/2014

When completed in 2027, JR Central’s Maglev train will transport passengers 160 miles from Tokyo and Nagoya in just 40 minutes

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WHO Study Claims Air Pollution Killed 7 Million People in 2012
11/28/2014

While the entire planet is vulnerable to air pollution, low and middle income countries such as those in Southeast Asia and the Western Pacific are particularly hard-hit.

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Gorgeous glow-in-the-dark bike path goes live
11/27/2014

Embedded with twinkling mosaic chips coated with a special paint, the path absorbs light rays in the daytime in order to glow blue-green at night.

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Phoebe Washburn’s Mind-Boggling Installations are Made From Scrap Wood & Cardboard
11/27/2014

Her work explores generative systems based on absurd patterns of production created by banal rules that she sets up when working on an installation.

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Is Malaysia’s Rare Malaria Spike Linked to Drastic Deforestation?
11/26/2014

In Malaysia, a rare form of malaria caused by the parasite Plasmodium knowlesi has leapfrogged other sources of the disease to cause 68 percent of the country’s malaria cases in 2013.

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Britain’s first ‘poo bus’ hits the streets
11/26/2014

Bath Bus Company, the company operating the service, believes the “poo bus” will carry 10,000 passengers

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Brazil faces the worst drought in 80 years
11/25/2014

Unless the desperately needed rain arrive, São Paulo residents are being warned to “prepare for a collapse like they’ve never seen before.”

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Tibetan Monks to Build Artificial Glaciers to Provide Water for Local Villages
11/25/2014

Students from the local SECMOL School Campus began to work on a solution for the water shortage issue by creating artificial glaciers.

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