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Lockable bike trunk lets you safely store your stuff
Of course, you still have to lock up your bike properly so *that* doesn't get stolen.
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Republican solution to wildfires: Sell the trees!
No forests means no wildfires, see? Despite that impeccable logic, the bill the House just passed to double logging nationwide will never become law.
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Look at this eagle trying to carry off a deer
Golden eagles normally eat rabbits. But sometimes, like a kid looking at a big slice of cake, irrational desire hits them and they try to eat it all.
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Horse climbs up on roof (probably to install solar panels)
Racehorse Must Win stranded himself on a roof in New Brunswick. No one has spoken with Must Win himself, so we went straight to the horse's mouth.
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Park, get set, go: Here’s what it looks like when the weird and the car-free steal your spot
Did you miss Parking Day 2013? Here's your chance to take in some of Friday's shenanigans.
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Cleaner air from tackling climate change would save millions of lives, says study
The benefits of a reduction in air pollution alone justify action on climate change, say the authors of a new report.
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Weakened fracking law signed in California
California's governor signed the state's first fracking regulations into law on Friday. Too bad they don't go far enough.
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Chevron scores legal and PR victories in Ecuador pollution case
Ecuador’s president has a new “Chevron’s Dirty Hand” campaign to protest the company's refusal to pay for its mess, but Chevron is still winning the war.
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Watch this guy lure cows using his smooth jazz saxophone stylings
Do they think he's Sexy Sax Man, or what is happening here?
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Message from the EPA: It’s about protecting people, not polar bears
The Obama administration’s proposed new limits on power plant pollution -- and the broader fight against climate change -- are about safeguarding vulnerable communities, says the agency’s chief.