Friendship Ornaments From the Stone Age Were Crafted and Worn as a 'Symbol of connection'
University of Helsinki researchers have discovered that Stone Age humans made each other friendship ornaments. Take a look of them.
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Danish Company Creates Children's Book to Make Ukrainian Refugees Feel at Home - And it's Adorable (LOOK)
A Danish company Mediabrands Content Studio created a free children's book to welcome Ukrainian refugees-it's warming hearts and going viral.
New Plant-Derived Sustainable 'Plastic' is Tough as Bone and Hard as Aluminum
A new plant-derived sustainable 'plastic' from MIT researchers is as tough as bone and hard as aluminum. Learn more about it here.
77,000 Acres of Pristine Forest Purchased for Protection in Guatemala and Belize
One of the largest and most intact privately owned forest lands in Guatemala is now protected from development. The Nature Conservancy purchased two pristine holdings totaling 77,000 acres, home to several endangered species such as puma, jaguar, tapir, anteater, howler monkey, ocelot, scarlet macaw and the Moreletti crocodile
230,000 Acres of Tropical Rainforest Protected as Biodiversity Hotspot For Jaguars in Belize
The Belize Maya Forest is being protected by conservationists so jaguars and others can thrive.
British Man Can Fill Up His Gas Tank For Less Than $10
Meet the man with Britain's lowest fuel bill as he drives the world's smallest car, which costs just £7 ($9) to fill up. His name is Alex Orchin.
Road in London Closes for Nearly a Month to Protect Migrating Toads as They Hop to the Other Side
A stretch of road in London has been closed to traffic for more than three weeks to allow toads to cross in safety to ponds where they breed. A 400-meter (1,300-foot) section of Church Road in Ham, near Richmond is blocked to motorists until the start of April so the creatures don't get squished on […]
Check Out These Victories for Old Growth Forests Worldwide on International Forest Day
Stories of hundreds of thousands of hectares saved in Australia, the Amazon, Europe, Oregon, and Florida are a good way to celebrate.
He Quit His Job to Offer Scottish Highland Trips in New York School Bus - A 'Hostel on Wheels'
Angus Luff quit his job to take tourists on adventure trips in the Scottish Highlands - in a yellow New York school bus turned into an RV.
COVID is Now Less Deadly Than The Flu in England, as Mask Requirements End
The seasonal flu is currently more deadly in England than Covid, according to analysis in March 2022, as mask restrictions are dropped.
Tiny Marine Microbe 'Could Turn Out to be Secret Weapon in Battle Against Climate Change'
A tiny marine microbe which could turn out to be a 'secret weapon' in the battle against climate change has been discovered.
Carbon-Negative Plant Opens in Turkey Turning Algae Into Bio-Jet Fuel and So Much More
The plant can process 1,200 tons of algae a year, to be turned into feed stocks, supplements, jet fuel, and fertilizer.
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