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Public surprisingly OK with government policies that push healthy eating
Americans overwhelming support policies like banning big sodas and subsidizing fruits and veggies, according to a new poll.
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Don’t try to get anything done in D.C., even driving
D.C. has the worst gridlock. Twice over.
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Knock it off, NYT: In defense of James Hansen and other climate hawks
NASA's top climate scientist weathers a public slam from the NYT's Joe Nocera, and the Maldives' Mohamed Nasheed gets arrested on trumped-up charges.
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Is McDonald’s coffee really going greener?
The company says it'll spend $6.5 million over five years to help Guatemalan farmers grow more sustainable beans.
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Help your favorite species win this March Madness tournament for best animal of all time
Buzzfeed is running a March Madness tournament for the cutest things nature has to offer, and when it's done we'll all know for certain which animal is best.
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This bizarre-looking bike went 127 miles per hour
That gigantic gear had 130 teeth. The bike had wooden rims to keep it from overheating. It weighed 45 pounds. And it went fast. As. Hell.
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Australia officially blames climate change for ‘angry summer’
Australia's Climate Commission says global warming caused its harsh summer of record-breaking heat, floods, and bushfires.
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13-year-old genius from Kenya is saving lions with LEDs
Richard Turere's invention will keep lions from killing cows, which will keep humans from killing lions.
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Pesticides are killing our sperm
Agricultural poisons are reducing the quality and quantity of sperm in men all over the globe, especially farm workers, according to a new study.
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Practically all of the forest elephants are dead :( :(
A new study found that the number of forest elephants in Africa has dropped by two-thirds over the past decade, to just 100,000.