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Target in the U.S. is offering debt-free degrees, textbooks, and more to 340,000 part-time and full-time staff members.
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Scientists Work to Turn the Tide of Oyster and Seagrass Decline in Chesapeake Bay, Often by Hand
Scientists from the Institute of Marine Science in Virginia are working to improve the lives of oysters and seagrass in the Chesapeake Bay.
100-Year-old Dreams of Airship Travel Through Europe are Revived With This Modern Zero-Emissions Dirigible
Hybrid Air Vehicles are bringing the dirigible airship back into the European travel sector with a zero-emissions airship in 2025.
Devious Dog Fakes a Coma to Avoid Toilet Duty in the Rain -And it's So Cute (WATCH)
In a family video, this clever dog fakes a coma to avoid going outside for toilet duties at night when it is raining.
Is This the End of Alzheimer's? MEND Protocol of Precision Lifestyle Changes Leads to Compelling Clinical Trials
Clinical trials of a functional medicine approach to reversing cognitive decline from Alzheimer's has produced "unprecedented" results.
1,500-Year-Old Skeletons Found Locked in Loving Embrace Might Have Been 'Romeo and Juliet' Ending in China
An ancient picture of love has emerged from Northern China where to lovers' skeletons were found locked in an embrace under the earth.
Youth is Fighting Microplastic Pollution with Magnetic Liquid After Winning Google Science Fair
Fionn Ferreira is young, but that hasn't stopped him from creating a potentially-groundbreaking cleaning method of microplastics in the ocean
Lullabies Can Actually Improve the Health of Premature Babies in Hospital -And Their Family's Health Too
Singing lullabies, says new research from UniArts Helsinki, not only improves the health of premature babies in intensive care but help adults too.
Wood Alternative Made From Sustainable Kombucha Waste Wins 2021 Dyson Award
A wood alternative sustainably made from kombucha waste has won the American 2021 Dyson Award for Gabe Tavas.
Football Fans Can Now Eat Their Coffee Cups After They're Done Sipping
Etihad Stadium in Manchester is offering fans edible coffee and tea cups made of vegan wafer that hold together for 12 hours.
U.S. EPA is Banning a Farm Pesticide Linked To Health Problems In Children
A pesticide called chlorpyrifos which is linked to brain damage in kids is now banned after more than a decade of foot-dragging by the EPA.
This Road Trip Map Helps You Visit the 47 Iconic National Parks in the Shortest Time
Excluding those offshore, a data scientist used an algorithm on Google Maps to create the optimal road trip to 47 mainland National Parks.
Buy Some Wind Power With Your Furniture? IKEA is Now Selling Renewable Energy
IKEA is combating emissions wherever they can be found, now offering Swedish customers green electricity services, and selling solar panels.
German Company Makes Concrete to Charge Electric Vehicles From Roads With 95% Efficiency and Low Cost
For about the same price as normal highway construction, a German firm say they can build a wireless EV charging road in Indiana.
Swedish Firm Delivers First Batch of 'Green Steel' to Volvo - Made Without Any Coal
Replacing coal and coke with hydrogen and green energy for heating, Swedish firm Hybrit has made the world's first "green steel".
Archaeologists Discover Mighty Queen's Seat of Medieval Power in a Lost Monastery in England
In Berkshire, England, the seat of power for one of the most influential women in Medieval history, Queen Cynethryth, has been discovered.
New Solar-Powered Beach Robot Filters Even Tiny Plastic - And 30x Faster Than Humans
The BeBot beach cleaning robot is 30x faster than hands, and will help 4Ocean pull their 20 millionth pound of trash out of the ocean.
Mom Sews Manta Ray for Son's Birthday When She Can't Buy One -And a Tide of Kindness Floods in From Strangers
Tiffany Holloway's homemade manta ray inspired Reddit users to donate to a birthday boy and his family who couldn't afford to buy a new one.
India Bans Long List of Single-Use Plastics Starting Next July
The second-most populous country in the world has banned an array of single use plastics, such as cutlery, plates, and thin bags, beginning July, 2022.
Breathing With This Device for 5 Minutes May Lower Blood Pressure as Much as Exercise or Drugs: Study
A 5-minute breathing exercise can lower your blood pressure as much as medication or exercise, says a new small study from UC Boulder.
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