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Do Drug Deals by Text Reduce Murder Rates?
(citylab.com)
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> "NASA commissioned two studies, with the twist that each team had to flesh out the other’s plan. Making the engineers step into each other’s shoes unstuck the debate, and Huntsville came around to Houston’s approach. That one deci
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Study: U.S. Cities Must Plan for Self-Driving Cars
(citylab.com)
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Is Kelp the New Kale? It Was Supposed to Be
(npr.org)
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How to Make Wind Power Sustainable Again
(lowtechmagazine.com)
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Ditching processed foods won’t be easy – The barriers to cooking from scratch
(npr.org)
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'Best If Used by' Date Labels Coming Your Way to Reduce Food Waste
(npr.org)
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Finding New Opportunity for Old Coal-Fired Power Plant Sites
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Superconductivity reported at the temperature of a good freezer
(arstechnica.com)
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Study Finds Ultra-Processed Foods Drive Weight Gain
(npr.org)
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The sci-fi cities of Bezos’s Blue Origin derive from his teacher Gerard O’Neill
(citylab.com)
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Toronto Restaurant Fights Waste by Chopping Menu Prices Till Food Is Gone
(npr.org)
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California's Latest Weapon Against Climate Change Is Low-Tech Farm Soil
(npr.org)
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As Nuclear Waste Piles Up, Private Companies Pitch New Ways to Store It
(npr.org)
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> Jakarta's problems are largely man-made – the area's large population has extracted so much groundwater that it has impacted the ground levels, and many surface water resources are polluted.
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Longhorn: An open source project for microservices distributed block storage
(rancher.com)
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Indonesia Plans to Move Its Capital Out of Jakarta, a City That's Sinking
(npr.org)
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New type of plastic is a recycling dream
(arstechnica.com)
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I wonder if you could market a glass crushing / grinding appliance that you could keep in your garage.
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Meal Kits Have Smaller Carbon Footprint Than Grocery Shopping, Study Says
(npr.org)
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Why Detroiters Didn't Trust City Tree-Planting Efforts
(citylab.com)
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Kernza: Can This Breakfast Cereal Help Save the Planet?
(npr.org)
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Israeli Spacecraft Fails to Make First Private Lunar Landing
(scientificamerican.com)
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Now Available: Linode Rancher Integration
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I wonder if there is a little bit of a chicken and egg problem. How many apartment buildings are built for middle class families with 2.5 kids.
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This kind of reminds of a weight training regimen. 3 weeks of clearly defined goals and progressive load, followed by a "deload" week where you're not sitting around doing nothing, but you're lifting lighter weights to l
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Cats Recognize Their Own Names–Even If They Choose to Ignore Them
(scientificamerican.com)
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> What would happen if everyone around the globe began to eat a healthy diet, filling three-fourths of their plates with fruits, vegetables and whole grains? We'd run out. Yep, that's right. A recent study published in the jour
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Bad Diets Are Responsible for More Deaths Than Smoking, Global Study Finds
(npr.org)
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Patagonia Vests: Wall Street Will Need to Work for Them Now
(bloomberg.com)
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