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Forest Symphony Allows Humans to Hear Photosynthesis
01/20/2014Imagine being able to watch and listen to the process of photosynthesis.
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The 10 Best Ethical Travel Destinations For 2014
01/17/2014If international travel is on your docket for 2014, you may want to consider its environmental and ethical impact.
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Guys, It Was So Cold In Norway Last Weekend That A School Of Fish Froze In Place
01/17/2014Ingolf Kristiansen captured a picture of bizarre phenomenon Sunday
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Prison Gardens Help Inmates Grow Their Own Food — And Skills
01/16/2014The Bay Area group works with less-advantaged communities on food by building gardens and creating jobs in urban food production.
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Urbanarbolismo’s Magnificent 1500 m2 Vertical Garden Covers the Palacio de Congresos in Spain
01/16/2014In total, the facade features over 33,000 native plants
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Rising Tide Is a Mystery That Sinks Island Hopes
01/15/2014“People talk about climate change adaptation, well, this is what’s coming, if it’s coming,”
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Orda Cave Is One Spot In Russia You Never Knew You Wanted To Visit
01/15/2014All eyes may be on Sochi, Russia for the upcoming 2014 Winter Games but adventure-seekers tired of the Olympics can still find plenty of amazing spectacles.
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This Massive Chilean Lake Disappears Overnight
01/14/2014The disappearance was dramatic, but it was no mystery.
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Everybody’s doing it: Open Streets events (aka Ciclovia) are taking over the world!
01/14/2014We don’t realize how much city space is inaccessible to non-drivers until we block a road for a Sunday and see what people do with it…
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$100 3D-Printed Prosthetics Offer Hope to Amputees in War-Torn Sudan
01/13/2014Not only are locals being trained to produce the limbs, which cost about $100 for materials, in about six hours…
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