Albuquerque Gas Station Cut Prices in Half to "Try to Help Out" Customers For a Saturday
Chronic Kings Dispensary and Gas Station wanted to give back to the community at a time when gas prices are hovering below all-time-highs.
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White House Bans Paywalls on Any Publication Containing Taxpayer-Funded Research
The White House ruled scientific research that is taxpayer-supported must be available to the public at no cost—banning expensive paywalls.
U.S. to Plug More than 10,000 Abandoned Carbon-Emitting Oil and Gas Wells in 24 States
Once sources of energy, these derelict wells act as exhaust pipes that emit methane from the basins into which they were drilled.
Audubon Society Enjoys Huge "Tern-Around" in the Puffin and Tern Populations of Maine
The project was the first one in history that restored a seabird to an offshore island where it had been extirpated by humans.
This Group Has Rerouted 250 Million Pounds of Food From Landfills to Feed People in Need
Since 2009, Food Forward has rerouted 250 million pounds of food from landfills and delivered over a billion servings of fresh produce
New Yorkers With Pot Convictions Will Now Be the First to Get the Opportunity to Sell It
Once the center of "stop and frisk," the 2021 legalization of cannabis in the state of New York was underpinned by repairing that damage.
California Begins Covering Canals with Solar Panels to Fight Drought
Called Project Nexus, the work is slated to begin this October with funding of $20 million from the state's coffers.
Watch How Texas Man Found Huge Dinosaur Tracks in Riverbed Dried From Drought
Droughts aren't all bad. Sometimes the receding of rivers reveals amazing things, such as the tracks of a giant dinosaur from 113m years ago.
Toxic Coal Mine Becomes Wildlife Refuge Known For Rare White Lilies
The Cahaba River is an ecological marvel in a state whose rivers have been dammed up, dumped upon, and badly degraded.
San Francisco Will Consider Ending All Prosecution of Psychedelic Drug Use
The bill will hopefully reduce non-violent drug prosecution, and make it easier for health practitioners to utilize the therapeutic benefits.
Delaware Will Install Free Solar Panels For Low-income Residents and Paying 70% For Moderate-incomes
A pilot program will extend the benefits of solar power to Delaware residents who can't afford installing the green energy.
Veterans Are Finding Renewed Purpose Through Scuba Diving Missions to Protect Coral Reefs
Dozens of ex-military members are proving to be the perfect protectors for endangered coral reefs along the coast of Florida.
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