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Soda Drinker Pro is the most advanced soda drinking simulator ever created
Finally, a video game that makes use of your real-world skills! Like drinking giant sodas constantly.
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Did removing lead from gasoline cause crime rates to plummet?
Mother Jones makes a strong case that it did -- but we should remove lead from the environment regardless.
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NYC public housing claims it’s going green, but stymies residents’ green efforts
More than half of public housing projects in New York City don't have recycling bins, and that's just one failing in the city's green campaign.
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Indonesian city orders women to stop straddling bikes
We're not even going to ask what the situation might be with recumbent bikes or unicycles.
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Excuse me but there is a giant eyeball in space
This nebula is watching you, and it saw what you did, and it's pretty disgusted.
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Shell’s Alaska mishap has a big PR cost — and a big cost to taxpayers
The effort to recover Shell's grounded drilling rig off the coast of Alaska is being run by the oil company, but it's getting help from the Coast Guard.
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Vultures will eat your car
If they don’t eat it, they will at very least poop all over it.
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Supermarket is saving $80 million a year just by putting doors on its refrigerators
Vegetables sit out in open refrigerators at many grocery stores. A supermarket chain discovered it can save money and energy by simply adding doors.
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WATCH: Appalachian Kids Give Science Lesson to President Obama
Children in Appalachian coal mining communities are 42% more likely to be born with birth defects and have a life expectancy that is almost 5 years lower than the national average. As this short video shows, they understand why: Dozens of scientific studies have linked mountaintop removal coal mining to high rates of cancer and […]
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Leaked, useless report suggests fracking is fine for New Yorkers
The state is currently conducting a new, more thorough health review as it considers allowing fracking.
