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New Plant-Based Plastic Can Be Broken Down and Recycled With Near-Perfect Efficiency
A new method for producing plastics: using plant oils and engineering "break points" in the long hydrocarbon chains make it 96% recyclable.
She Survived Cancer at 10, Now She Will Be the Youngest Person to Be Launched Into Space
Hayley Arceneaux, child cancer survivor who became a PA at St. Jude's where she was treated, is now to be the youngest person to enter space.
Boosting Natural Nitric Oxide Levels in the Lungs is a Possible Treatment for COVID-19, Study Finds
Nitric oxide is a compound found naturally in the body. Boosting levels is a possible treatment for COVID-19, an Uppsala study says.
If Anyone Needs to Stay Positive, Just Validate Their Feelings-Study Says
An Ohio State University study shows the power of validation in helping people stay positive. Here's the science on why.
NASA Technology to Map The Stars Could Now Help Save World's Largest Fish
The Hubble telescope's algorithm for identifying stars is being used to build a database of whale sharks to help protect the species.
Help Out Your Favorite Historic Restaurant-Nominate it For an Amex Pandemic Grant
Amex is giving $1 million in grants to small, historic restaurants in the USA to survive the pandemic-you can help nominate your favorite.
See Incredible Photos and Hear Martian Winds From the Red Planet-Thanks to Perseverance Rover
Here are the fascinating updates and insights from the Mars Perserverance rover that landed on the Red Planet this February-including photos.
Pollution in the Mississippi River Has Plummeted Since The 1980s, New Study Says
LSU researchers poured over 100 years of water quality data to see just how much the 1972 Clean Water Act has helped the Mississippi River.
2 New Nasal Sprays That Kill COVID-19 Virus Are Looking Remarkably Effective
Nasal sprays, like the one being developed in London, or Taffix, which prevented COVID-19 spread in Israel, could be a game changer.
7 Years Ahead of Schedule, Maersk Will Deploy World's First Carbon-Neutral Shipping Liner in 2023
Maersk, the world's largest container shipping company, has unveiled a carbon-neutral ethanol ship to set sail in 2023.
People Power Wins: Alberta Reverses Course on Coal Mining Atop Rocky Mountains
After immense backlash, Alberta officials have reinstituted the 1976 coal mining regulation laws that were silently repealed some months ago.
Processors in Tech Wearables like Fitbits Could Be Replaced Using Mushroom Mycelium
Processors in tech wearables like heart rate monitors, could be replaced with mycelium which can actually sense electrical signals.
Green Tea Compound Could Hold The Key to Beating Cancer, Says Compelling New Study of 'EGCG'
One of the compounds in green tea may hold the key to beating cancer, according to new research from the Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute.
37 Years Ago She Began Making Braille Children's Books to Cut the Cost By 90% And Donate Them Worldwide
Seedlings Braille Books for Children founded by Debra Bonde has produced and given away 300,000 books around the world to blind kids.
This 'Life-Changing' Backward Walker is Helping People Move Forward Hands Free
Rob Karlovich invented a backward walker, the LifeGlider, that gives people with disabilities the ability to walk hands-free with stability.
Mercy Chefs Serves Its 10 Millionth Meal - Then, Heads to Texas to Feed 'Bodies and Souls' in the Cold
The Virginia-based disaster relief group Mercy Chefs reached a milestone this month, serving its 10 millionth meal before heading to Texas.
New XPRIZE Funded by Elon Musk Will Award $100 Million For Top Carbon Removal Ideas to Address Climate Crisis
The largest XPRIZE in history funded by Elon Muck with inspire innovators to develop carbon removal solutions that combat climate change.
Get Paid $3,200 to Create Art on This Remote Michigan Island for 3 Weeks
Receiving the Rabbit Island artist residency in Michigan means spending 3 weeks on a beautiful remote island, and getting paid $3k to do so.
This Brilliant Low-Income Housing in Colombia is Made From Coffee Waste
In Colombia, where rural isolation causes housing shortages, Bogota-based Woodpecker makes pre-fab houses out of coffee husks for just $4,500.
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