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Kramer Wimberley knows what it's like to feel unwelcome in the water. As a dive instructor and ocean-lover, he tries to make sure no one else does.
From fancy farm-to-table spots to hipster burger joints, too many restaurants focus on meat, and that’s terrible for the climate.
Going to the doctor is bad enough without being told that your very physical symptoms are the product of your silly, flighty ladybrain.
New York City libraries are as popular as ever, but they are falling apart. A few New Yorkers are starting libraries their own.
You've heard about how robocars are going to upend the economy. But have you thought about what they'll do to urban space?
If you're Latino and live in the Twin Cities, you burn more than a month of work time each year just getting to the office, when compared to your white counterparts.
What is the bigger challenge: Going from farmworker to farmer, or immigrant to citizen?
When it comes to sustainable seafood, you could say director of Seafood Watch Jennifer Dianto Kemmerly is the ultimate arbiter of taste.
After years of drought and shortsighted land-use planning, the water crisis has intensified for residents in California's self-reliant communities.
