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If you like IKEA furniture, you’ll love this flat-packed, DIY bike
Supposedly you can assemble this 52-piece bike in 45 minutes. We've heard THAT before (IKEA!).
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Scaring polar bears in order to save them
A small town in Canada gets a lot of traffic from hungry polar bears -- which is bad news for humans and bears alike. To keep them away, bears need to learn to fear humans.
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Magic Mike: How Bloomberg became the world’s greenest mayor
How did a once-Republican billionaire become one of the foremost champions of climate activism? A new book tells the story.
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The rare Joshua tree gets its star turn in this gorgeous time-lapse video
Obviously you should turn the sound off and play the U2 album of the same name.
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Those pardoned turkeys are gonna die anyway
The lucky two will go to a turkey farm where they can run free until they drop dead in a year because commercial turkeys were not built to live.
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Black widows found on grapes in several states; time to stop eating all food
Remember when a British lady found an egg sack of poisonous baby spiders on her banana? This will make you sigh with longing for those simpler times.
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Proud moment: The U.S. is no longer the world’s biggest jerk on climate change
The planet's largest historical greenhouse gas polluter walked away from the U.N. climate talks looking a little better than in years past -- mainly because others behaved so badly.
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Canada approves export of genetically modified salmon eggs
Your genetically modified fish dinner is almost ready. But first it will need to cross the continent twice.
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Amsterdam is collecting pee from public toilets and dumping it on green roofs
Don't worry: They process it into a powder first.
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Mad scientists power a Christmas tree with sad, unloved Brussels sprouts
A team of U.K. scientists have taken 1,000 underappreciated Brussels sprouts and used them to power 100 LEDs.