Articles by Sarah Laskow
Sarah Laskow is a reporter based in New York City who covers environment, energy, and sustainability issues, among other things.
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This magical salt mine is the only mine we’ve ever actually wanted to visit
How can you see this mine -- complete with chandeliers made of salt -- and not want to go there?
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Broccoli-based sunscreen could help protect you from skin cancer
Important to note here: Don't actually just buy broccoli, smash it all over your skin, and then go out into the midday sun.
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Poor snowshoe hares still think they’re camouflaged even when they’re really not
They turn white whether there's snow on the ground or not -- and climate change means that it's more likely that there's not.
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Forget teens; you should be worried about drunk moose gangs
If there's one thing that humans and moose can agree on, it's that one of the best parts of fall is seasonal, quite alcoholic cider.
