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Big Sky’s the limit: How to make local food lucrative in Montana
By doubling its local-food purchasing in 2012, Bozeman's Community Food Co-op joins the growing ranks of institutions around the country successfully connecting eaters with local farms.
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Head of American Petroleum Institute doesn’t see a need to regulate carbon anymore
And if you can't trust Jack Gerard on this issue, who can you trust?
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Glow-in-the-dark shark will hit you with its light-up spines
Any predator comes close, it sees a flash of that spin and thinks twice about messing with this little guy.
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Video of goats yelling like people gets funnier and funnier until you die
Goats sound like the soundtrack to a horror film. Who knew?
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Gas prices are spiking, and it’s not clear why
One possible reason is the reduction of refinery capacity on the East Coast, which is pinching supply.
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Ditch your car and get a robot ostrich instead
Russian inventor collective Konstantin Ivanov knows that what you want is really a rideable walking ostrich robot.
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Lady piggybacking on a great white shark is living our dream, or possibly nightmare
Conservationist Ocean Ramsey is living every week like it's Hitch a Ride on a Shark Week.
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You have no idea what that fish you’re eating is, so don’t pretend
If asked what you're eating, the safest response is, "fish."
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Where will all the hipsters go?
Suburbs are attracting the cool kids, or at least trying to, according to recent news stories. What does this mean for cities?
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Transit advocates stop cuts using civil rights legislation
Low-income Americans often rely on public transportation and are disproportionately hurt when service is cut back and fares are raised.
