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Crazy ‘Step Into the Void’ Glass Cube Lets Visitors “Float” Over the French Alps
12/27/2013

This crazy ‘Step into the Void’ installation is not for the faint of heart.

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OtoCycles Combines Vintage Style with Green Transportation
12/26/2013

Borrowing from both motorcycles and bicycles, each Otocycle ebike is certified by Applus…

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Arctic Ice Melt Tied To Heat Waves And Downpours In U.S., Europe And Elsewhere, Study Suggests
12/26/2013

The science of a warming Arctic is far from settled.

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Can China’s Smog Problem Be Cured With Artificial Rain?
12/25/2013

According to local media, the government is mulling over a plan to combat China’s smog with artificial rain.

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Grass Could Become the World’s Next Big Biofuel Source
12/25/2013

If successful, the project could offer a renewable source of energy that grows virtually everywhere…

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Someday we might get 100% of our aluminum from recycling (using only 5% of the energy)
12/24/2013

In theory, a day may come when we have mined all we need, and we can just keep re-using what we already have.

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Beloved Bananas May Become Extinct as Fungus Spreads Around the World
12/24/2013

A nasty fungus that has been decimating bananas in Asia and Australia has jumped to Jordan and Mozambique.

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Jupiter’s Moon Europa Spotted Spouting Water
12/23/2013

The Hubble Space Telescope has observed possible plumes emanating from the moon’s south pole

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Images Show How Much Cell Phone Radiation We Bathe in Every Day
12/23/2013

If cell phone radiation was actually visible, we would probably see hazy spheres of light pollution…

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How Plastic In The Ocean Is Contaminating Your Seafood
12/20/2013

“A lot of people are eating seafood all the time, and fish are eating plastic all the time, so I think that’s a problem.”

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