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- Smoking out the differences in smoke detectors
- Steven M. Johnson on Turn Signal Clothing
- Ontario is getting steamed over milk
- The Capacita may change the way you think about e-bikes
- Californians are caught up in "wish recycling"
- This computer program could make animal testing obsolete
- The truly easiest tomato sauce is no-cook and delicious
- Hard Brexit: Northern Ireland may need thousands of generator barges to keep the lights on
- I don't believe in climate change
- Photo: Black oystercatchers call a family meeting
- Yummy wooden waffles installed at Canada's National Arts Centre
- RIP Nano, the little car that couldn’t
- Americans aren't using up their vacation days
- An entire country just divested from fossil fuels
- Durable prefab becomes a modern shelter in remote ski town
- That pool isn't as clean as you think
- The real spin on keeping cool with ceiling fans
- 7 ways to observe Simplicity Day
- 10 common things you don't need to buy for your home
- Crowdfunding campaign launched for 'wonky' vegetable deliveries
- Photo: Whirling column of air and mist caught in the act
- Is public transportation a human right?
- A brief history of lettuce, America's first fresh vegetable
- This plane with a detachable fuselage could really take off
- 101 Tiny House Designs (Book Review)
- Juice is like soda, without the bubbles
- Italians ask Starbucks to serve coffee in reusable cups
- Ford has a better idea for a "smart jacket" to help cyclists keep their eyes on the road
- This common cooking oil causes more obesity and diabetes than sugar
- Church of England fleshes out plans for fossil fuel divestment
Its time to pull out the ionization detectors and go photoelectric.
The inventor and humorist also was prescient about buses.
One newspaper says there is no difference between organic and conventional milk; another says the test pool is far too small to make that conclusion.
It looks like a bike but can schlep a family.
Filling the blue bin no longer does much good for the planet.
Using artificial intelligence, its now possible to map out previously unknown relationships between molecular structure and chemical toxicity.
Two ingredients and no heat required.
It turns out leaving the EU is quite hard. Who knew?
Hear me out...
Our photo of the day comes from San Luis Obispo County, California.
Diamond Schmitt Architects warms up the joint.
Tata kills the world’s cheapest car that nobody wanted.
Its a sad state of affairs for a nation already notoriously overworked and overstressed.
This is beginning to get real.
Delivered as a replacement for a burned-down cabin, this modular structure is now a haven for visitors.
In fact, youre more likely to get sick swimming in a pool than a lake.
Fan mail from some experts who explain how fans make us feel cooler.
The anniversary of Thoreaus birthday is a fitting time to remind ourselves that less is often more.
Its time to rethink the things we think we need.
Thats one way to beat food waste.
Our photo of the day comes from St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge, Florida.
Greyhound Bus is pulling out of half of Canada, and it is raising a lot of questions.
Before inventors figured out how to ship iceberg lettuce across the continent, people subsisted on root vegetables for most of the year.
Who needs flying cars when you can have flying trains?
This book full of small space design ideas is a handy tool for those wanting to get their own tiny house built.
In other words, its not the healthy elixir you think it is.
With Starbucks poised to open its first store on Italian soil this fall, there is concern about the environmental impact of so much coffee-related trash.
Its actually a pretty nice jacket with some useful features. But theres a problem.
Scientists behind the research called the conclusions a "major surprise."
Oil and gas companies have until 2023 to make Paris compatible plans, or face divestment.