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Homeland Security breaks up cheese-smuggling ring
Cheese is expensive in Canada. Really expensive.
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This London butcher is selling fake human meat, and it is INCREDIBLY TRAUMATIC
Just keep telling yourself "it's only animal meat that someone has lovingly sculpted into the shape of human meat." On second thought, that won't help at all.
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BP fined after it fails surprise spill-containment inspections
I'm sure you're stunned.
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High schoolers run a solar-powered treatment plant that will give clean water to 750 families in India
This solar-powered water treatment plant, which will make 1,300 gallons of clean water every day, is owned and operated by high school students.
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Southern sustainability: Asheville’s Maggie Ullman says her city is greener than you think
The manager of Asheville, N.C.’s sustainability office talks about her Twitter profile, making sustainability pay, and how her city is blowing Portland out of the water.
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Pork barrel spending: How Big Ag lobbyists use federal dollars to protect factory farms
A recent lawsuit accused the pork industry of using industry marketing or "checkoff" funds to keep pigs in factory farms.
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Deadly connection: New report on extreme weather and climate change
The links between climate change and costly, deadly weather events are robust and well-documented, according to a report from Reps. Ed Markey and Henry Waxman.
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Georgia Power makes a big bet on solar
There's good reason to do so: Georgia has experienced a number of problems with hot weather leading to decreased fossil energy output.
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New York City sees spike in traffic deaths, harbor poop
The mayor's annual survey of statistics in the New York City has some good pieces of news -- and two particularly bad ones.
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How did we let another country beat us to pizza-encrusted candy bars?
America, I still believe in your ability to bang two junk foods together and make something horrible. But Pizza Hut Middle East scooped you on the pizza-dough-coated Kit-Kats.