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Dakota Access Pipeline stopped, for now
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Pole Pole: Scaling Africa’s highest summit
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Prohibition history: How people still got alcohol
Happy repeal day! During the prohibition priests were like modern day drug dealers, believe it or not.
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Colorado’s Coolest Old Ski Towns
Colorado’s Coolest Old Ski Towns It’s not easy to avoid long lift lines and commercial flair at ski...
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The petition for veggie burgers at In-N-Out Burger
It's time fast food burger joints carry veggie burgers, am I right? Let's start with In-N-Out.
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Turkey withdraws law that required child abuse victims to marry abuser
Turkey has withdrawn a law that allowed men to escape punishment for child abuse if they agreed to...
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New study suggests going to Mars causes brain damage
What does this mean for the race to Mars?
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Planet Roundup: Gatlinburg fires, Patagonia and more
We're always dedicated to bringing you the latest on what's happening around our planet. Today, we have news...
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New evidence strengthens the asteroid impact theory
Did an asteroid impacted the earth around 66 million years ago with enough force to wipe out most...
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7 handmade gift ideas for an eco-friendly home
The trick to being a good gift-giver is to think about how to combine personality and usefulness.
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Climate hero of the week: Patagonia on Black Friday
Patagonia donated 100% of their global retail and online Black Friday sales directly to grassroots nonprofits.
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Which countries did the most for the environment this year?
These European countries did the most for the Environment this year.
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Smoky Mountain wildfires take over Gatlinburg
With high winds and little to no rain in sight, the Smoky Mountain wildfires are only spreading.
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Half of Britain’s plastic bottles end up in landfills
If a year’s worth of the UK’s non-recycled plastic bottles were placed end to end, they’d reach around...
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How does the United States regulate citizen exposure to harmful chemicals?
With more than 85,000 chemicals in use in the US today, one would think regulations would have long...
