Climate Culture
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South Korea wants to put endangered species in gigantic bubbles
The giant translucent Easter eggs are supposed to "blend harmoniously within the surrounding environment."
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Cabin fever: Are tiny houses the new American dream?
Tiny houses have seemingly taken over the landscape of aspirational real estate, and not just for the green-minded. What's the appeal?
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Everything that’s wrong with the suburbs, in one image
But the point of these maps isn’t -- believe it or not -- to give city-dwellers one more reason to gloat.
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Endangered slow lorises are fighting back, starting by biting Lady Gaga
The slow loris may be an adorable, big-eyed creature that you want to tickle, but it’s done taking your crap.
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You should be worried about the high levels of weed killer in air and water
A new study says 75 percent of air and rain samples from the Mississippi Delta contained Roundup.
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Salami made from Kanye West and James Franco would make for the weirdest sandwiches ever
We can’t argue that meat isn't problematic. We’re just not sure eating Jennifer Lawrence is the solution.
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Pining for pines? Feeling fir-y? This map is like Yelp for trees
Open Tree Map is a new database of Seattle's urban forest. Tree-hugging just got so much easier.
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Ask Umbra: Should I get my panties in a bunch?
A reader wonders about the bags her undies come in. Umbra says that's a delicates subject.
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Tempeh-rature rising: Here’s a tasty spin on vegan chili
A thick, hearty, satisfying pot of chili that is 100 percent meatless.
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Celery’s an aphrodisiac — too bad no one told Steve Buscemi
In this new Portlandia clip, Steve Buscemi struggles to make celery sexy. True story: It's been used for centuries to treat impotence.
