Natural Gas Buses Replace Diesel Fleet at Tourist Destination
Hearst Castle became the first California state park to operate with 100% natural-gas-powered buses.
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Nepal Celebrates Second Year of Zero Rhino Poaching
One country has recorded another huge victory that helps ensure the survival of this iconic, endangered population.
Nigerian Babies Saved Thanks To Hospital's Free Pneumonia Treatment
These adorable twins may not have made it if their mother hadn't found a relief organization that provides free treatment at the hospital.
Abducted School Girl Rescued From Boko Haram, 97 Others Saved
Nigerian Special Forces Thursday cleared an area held by the terrorist group Boko Haram and rescued 97 women and children that were being held captive.
New Edible Rings on 6-Packs Can Feed Animals Instead of Harming Them
This innovative six-pack ring, made from beer by-products, will not be choking any animals or leaving plastic to pile up in the environment.
When a Solar Plant Becomes a Sculpture Garden, Tulip Power Blooms
Who says a power plant can't be pretty? Architects wanted to inspire people while building the world's first hybrid solar power generator.
What to Do for Students Who Arrive at Australian University and Find Winter in July
So many students arrive in Australian universities in July surprised by the cold winter, so one school has knit a community together for a loving solution.
83-Year-Old Reconnects Two Koreas
The founder of the Hyundai conglomerate, a self-made billionaire who left North Korea in 1933 at the age of 18 to seek his fortune, returned on June 16 driving 500 fattened cattle in 50 open trucks, an offering to help feed his famine-ravaged homeland.
Bill Gates Launches Campaign to Donate Chickens to Poor Families in Africa
Bill Gates did something pretty cool to improve the lives of 100,000 families living on $2 a day—and he's aiming to help millions more.
Man Plans to Fly 80 Rhinos to Australia to Protect them From Poachers-and Extinction
A retiree plans to airlift 80 rhinos 6,800 miles from Africa to Australia to put an ocean between them and the poachers.
How One Man Cooked Meals For 170,000 People During the Indian Floods
The city of Chennai, India experienced one of the worst monsoons in over a 100 years. One hero emerged to feed thousands and galvanize the community.
One of the Poorest Nations Now Tops US as World's Most Charitable
This year's list of the top countries where people are most likely to give to charity and help a stranger has a surprising new name at number one.
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