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Cuba is finally embracing solar power
The country gets just 4 percent of its electricity from renewable sources, but seven new solar farms will change that.
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Just one week without artificial lights can magically make you a morning person
Eight lucky people out in Colorado got to be part of the best scientific study ever. It involved, basically, going camping and sleeping.
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Your mouthwash might soon come in packaging made from potatoes
Tom's of Maine, which produces all-natural toothpaste and other personal hygiene items, will be making potato plastic packages a reality.
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TransCanada plans colossal trans-Canada oil pipeline
With Keystone XL in limbo, TransCanada announced Thursday that it wants to build an even bigger pipeline from Alberta to eastern Canada.
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Former Republican EPA chiefs back Obama on climate change
EPA administrators who served under Nixon, Reagan, Bush I, and Bush II co-sign an op-ed in The New York Times calling for climate action.
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People are spending $300 a month on farm-to-bowl dog food
Remind me why your dog needs to eat locally grown, organic yams and chicken when it will eat its own poop?
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Umami Burger on a cronut bun unites East and West Coast obnoxious food obsessions
Let's start replacing "cronut" with "scrotum." Like RIGHT NOW, in this very post.
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This energy-efficient house is made of yarn and seaweed
Seaweed insulation and a seaweed roof? It's either a hippie house or seapunk or both.
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Fast food and furious: Restaurant workers are fed up with minimum wage
Fast food workers are on the march nationwide. What, oh what, are the poor corporate fat cats to do?
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American firm debuts first airplane to run on natural gas
The plane can fly on both standard aviation fuel and compressed natural gas.