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Kale may be coming to a McDonald’s near you
To help revive declining sales, the fast-food chain is testing a new kale breakfast bowl at locations across southern California.
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When it comes to sex dungeons, sharing is caring!
A new company, KinkBnB, is connecting homeowners and kinksters in an AirBnB-like service.
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Mad Max: Fury Road may be the Anthropocene at its worst — but it makes for pretty sick cinema
In Mad Max: Fury Road, humanity has done the irrevocable damage it had long been warned about, and now lives out its final days in mayhem.
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Google’s self-driving cars will hit California streets this summer
The prototypes will make their debut on public roads in just a couple short months.
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These cute kittens rode in a cargo bike from Amsterdam to London
This company features a cat butthole in their logo and that's not even the weirdest thing it's done.
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The 4 big climate trends we’re tracking this year
From Paris to pipelines, here's what Grist is paying close attention to -- and how you can help.
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Shell says eff you to Seattle
The oil giant is bringing its Arctic drilling rig to the famously green city despite heavy resistance, and Seattle is saying eff you right back.
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All eyes are on Seattle as it fights Shell’s dirty Arctic plans
"Kayaktivists" are taking to the water this weekend to protest Shell's decision to moor its Arctic drilling rig at Seattle's port.
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6 ways to promote economic equality and climate action at the same time
NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio and other liberal Democrats have unveiled a new progressive agenda. Here’s how to make it even stronger and greener.
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What’s with those melting ice shelves in Antarctica? We explain
First the Larsen A ice shelf crumbled, then the Larsen B. Now scientists are keeping close tabs on Larsen C, which is the size of Scotland.