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Let’s just watch baby eagles all day
These little guys are only a few days old, and you can watch them eat, cuddle, look like Doc Brown, and other baby eagle activities.
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This 15-year-old won’t let the British government cut climate change education
In England, the government has decided to cut out climate change education from its curriculum for under 14-year-olds.
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This super-green coworking space was once a working heliport
Excuse us, we need to pack our bags and move to Mexico City so we can start working here.
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After losing a finger, this guy made a new one out of bike parts
Colin Macduff lost a finger in an accident in 2010 and, in the haze of medication, he had a vision of how he'd make up for it: He'd make a prosthetic finger out of bicycle parts.
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All the giant squid in the world are related to each other
All the giant squid in the world are part of one big extended family! They're going to have a big squid party.
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Salt, sugar, and fat: Why we can’t quit junk food’s holy trinity
Michael Moss, author of "Salt Sugar Fat," talks to Grist about how these three ingredients make processed food so addictive -- for both consumers and companies.
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Spiders all over the world like to snack on bats
We now have evidence that spiders eat bats all over the world except in places without spiders or bats. This is scary, and kind of wrong.
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Watch a 9-year-old activist speak out against corporate interests taking over his town’s water
Nestle wants to extract water from the aquifer in Fryeburg, Maine, for the next 45 years. Elementary-school activist Luke Sekera-Flanders is fighting back.
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New York City’s subways will have giant touchscreen maps
Touch a station and the map will tell you how to get there! It's sort of like a giant Hopstop, except you can touch it.
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It’s the first day of spring! Here comes the toxic green sludge
Predictions of heavy spring rains bode poorly for the health of Lake Erie, where agricultural runoff is expected to cause massive algae blooms.
