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- Young Amazon Driver Being Hailed a Hero After Rescuing 6 People From A Burning House
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- A Chilean Telescope Meant To Find Dark Matter Takes Incredible Image Of Lobster Nebula Instead
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- Sustainable Shoes That Grow Into Apple Trees When Discarded And Planted
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- New Filter For Drinking Water Can Capture Pollutants And Microplastics To Make It More Potable
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- A Teacher In Canada Made An Incredible Discovery After Finding What Could Be 300-Million-Year-Old Fossil
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- Man Has Been Storing Rainwater Since UK’s Worst Drought Problem Back In 1976
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- This California Startup Is Using Recycled Plastic To 3D Print Tiny Houses, And They’re Amazing
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- NASA Scientists Discover Carbon Dioxide In Exoplanet’s Atmosphere For The Very First Time
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- Styrofoam Containers Are Being Made Into A Valuable Seaweed Chemical Via Sunlight
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- New Technology That Can Detect Sperm Whale’s Location and Protect It From Passing Ships
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- New Process Discovered To Destroy Forever Chemicals Found In Water
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- Switzerland’s Traffic Solution – Underground Cargo Delivery Tunnels
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- Solar Landscape Covers Storage Facilities With Panels And Is Able To Power 1,400 Homes
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- Turkish Underground City May Be The Biggest One Uncovered Yet
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- New Research Shows That The Seven Continents Were Created By Giant Meteorites Impacting Earth
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- A Formerly Contaminated Coal Mine Has Become A Wildlife For Rare White Lilies
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- This New Housing Trend Shows How More Young People Are Choosing To Rend Next Door To The Elderly
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- This French Farmer Is Growing Gluten-Free Grain That Doesn’t Require Watering During Drought
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- Research Team Makes Organic Solar Cells That Promise Bendable, Efficient, And Low-Cost Panels
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- Loggerhead Turtle Nests Are At An All-Time High In Georgia Beaches
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- The Good News About The Great Barrier Reef: Certain Areas Show Highest Coral Cover In More Than 36 Years
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- Drought-Proof Weed May Be The Super Plant That Addresses World Hunger
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- The Great Pacific Garbage Patch Is Now A Quarter Of A Million Pounds Lighter With The Cleanup Efforts
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- Delaware Residents Get Free Financial Aid To Have Solar Panels Installed In Their Homes
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- Village Plants Wildflowers On The Side Of The Road To Address Issue Of Speeding Drivers
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- Engineers Use Solar Radiation To Turn Water Into Carbon-Neutral Jet Fuel
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- 100-Million-Year Old Footprints Of Sauropods Found In Chinese Restaurant
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- This Brewery Is Making Beer And Creating Green Energy All At Once
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- Heartbeat-Like Radio Pattern From A Distant Galaxy Detected By Astronomers
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- Honest Teenager Returns Woman’s Lost Purse And Gets $17,000 As Reward
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- Boat Elevators In Scotland Made Canals Beautiful Tourist Attractions
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- New Sand Battery Is Able To Store Power For Months At A Time For Finland
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- World’s Oldest Preserved Brain Discovered In 3-Eyed Giant Prawn That Lived Half A Billion Years Ago
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- These Aquatic ‘Superplants’ Are Used To Feed Cows And Lower Deadly Emissions
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- See How These Adorable Ducks Are Helping Keep This Vineyard Pest Free And Achieve Sustainability
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- Images From NASA’s James Webb Telescope Has Just Brought the World To A Whole New Era In Astronomy
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- Biochar Fertilizer: A Zero-Carbon Fertilizer Meant To Address Greenhouse Warming
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- Artificial Photosynthesis Is More Productive In The Dark Than With Natural Sunlight
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- New global alliance launched to end AIDS in children by 2030
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- Water May Now Be Cleaned From Heavy Metal Using Plant Waste
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- The Kindest Plumber In Britain Receives Recognition As Britain’s Hero
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- Hawaii To Boost Its Green Energy By As Much As 10 Percent Through 158 Tesla Mega Batteries
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- Scientists develop effective intranasal mumps-based COVID-19 vaccine candidate
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- Research reveals role of genetic variants on psychedelics’ therapeutic effects
- People in shelter-in-place hotels used less acute health services
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- Academics Are Recreating Lost Smells Of Europe For Museums Where People Can Experience The Past Through Smell
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