India Fishermen Divert Their Catch of Ocean Plastic So it Can Be Used to Rebuild Roads
In Kerala, India, fishermen are collecting plastic waste caught in their nets, and sending it to shredding facilities for use in roads
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Affordable Housing Landlord Starts Eviction Fund and is Shocked -Raising $9Mil Kept 3,000 Families in Their Homes
Atlanta affordable housing landlord Marjy Stagmeier started the Star-C nonprofit and raised 9 million to help 3000 Americans avoid eviction.
A Single Injection Reverses Blindness in Patient with Rare Genetic Disorder - Another RNA Success
A single injection of experimental RNA, sepofarsen, restored major visual function and sight for a patient with LCA, a genetic disease.
Parole Officer 'Empathy Training' Leads to a 13% Drop in Offenders Returning to Jail
A UC Berkeley study used empathy training among parole and probation officers to reduce recidivism and reoffending by 13 percent.
Fog-Catching Towers Could Supply Water to the World's Driest Megacity Using The Ocean Air
Lima, the driest megacity which relies on and glaciers for water, looks to erect fog catching towers and nets to prevent climate change.
Italy Bans Cruise Ships from Entering Historic Venice City Center
Announced on Wednesday by the Italian Cultural Minister, cruise liners will no longer be able to enter the Giudecca Canal in Venice's center.
NASA Confirmation: Earth is Safe From Asteroid for 100 Years
NASA confirms that planet Earth is safe from asteroid Apophis for at least the next 100 years.
Look For the Pyramid of Light in the Night Sky Known as the Zodiacal Glow
Look up at the night sky around an hour after dusk, from early to mid-April, and you could see what's known as the Zodiacal Glow.
Biodegradable Algae Solar Panels Clean The Air While Growing Green Energy
Adán Ramirez Sánchez has invented biodegradable algae solar panels that generate electricity and oxygen from co2.
Down the Rabbit Hole: Bunnies in Wales Dig Up Treasure of 9,000-Year-old Artifacts
Rabbits on the Welsh island of Skokholm have discovered 9,000-year-old prehistoric artifacts beneath the earth.
French Connoisseurs Just Tasted the Bordeaux Wine That Spent a Year in Space: 'Beautiful!'
A very special kind of wine tasting just took place in Bordeaux: bottles of wine aged 1 year on the International Space Station were analyzed.
Stunning Lava Show Captured by Drone as Icelandic Volcano Erupts for First Time in 6,000 Years
See amazing nighttime drone footage from Fagradalsfjall volcano in Iceland as it erupts for the first time in 6,000 years.
Navajo Nation Reports No New Covid Cases or Deaths
The Navajo Nation is reporting no new COVID-19 cases or deaths, spreading hope to many.
Villagers Went Without Streetlights for 45 Days to Help a Bird and Its Hatchlings
The Sivaganga district in Tamil Nadu has been keeping its lights off to help local birds and their nesting hatchlings.
50 Years Ago NASA Sent a Map Into Space to Help Aliens Find Earth-Now They've Got An Awesome Update
The son-in-law of the man who created NASA's famous map to Earth on Pioneer 10 has used new pulsars to update the map's accuracy forever.
Tree Corps Has A Green Job For You: Planting the 'Healing Power' of Trees in Low-Income Neighborhoods
TAZO Tea is teaming up with American Forests to create the TAZO Tree Corps, a special workforce to plant trees in low income neighborhoods
Startup's New Method to Recycle CO2 into Protein-Rich Animal Feed Gets $9 Million in Funding
In a Series A funding round, UK ag startup Deep Branch raised â¬8 million for their revolutionary CO2 to animal feed technology Proton.
After Massive Wildfires, DroneSeed is Replanting Forests 6x Faster By Using Special Drones
DroneSeed uses heavy-lift drones to reseed and restore forests after wildfires 6-times faster than by hand and at a fraction of the cost.
A Team of Maverick Engineers Want to Roll the Geological Clock Back on Sinai and Replace Desert with Lush Greenery
Turning a desert back into farmland on Egypt's Sinai Peninsula is a mission of Ties Van der Hoeven and his "Weather Makers."
Boys Who Play Video Games Linked With Lower Depression Risk, UK Shows Study
Boys in the UK who regularly played video games were less likely to develop depressive symptoms, finds new University College London study.
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