New Company Turns 100 Tons of Non-Recyclable Plastic Into Building Blocks For Construction
Turning hard to recycle plastics into building blocks for construction, ByFusion has diverted 100 tons of plastic from landfills.
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Why Cats Love to Sit in Boxes - Even Fake Ones, According to Science
Cats will sit in any box, 3D or 2D, even if it's fake, according to a new citizen science study: "If I Fits, I Sits."
Birdwatchers Flock to See Rare 8-ft Raptor After âHuge Russian Eagle Takes Detour into Maine
The Stellar's sea eagle seen recently in Maine is still there, and still attracting American birdwatchers up and down the east coast.
Rainbow Village: 84-Year-Old Saves Neighborhood From Bulldozer By Painting Every Street With Joyful Colors
A military veteran in Taiwan has saved his small retirement village by painting every wall and street in joyful colors.
Mystery 'Garbage Man' in Wisconsin Neighborhood is Revealed to Be a 75-Year-old Man
In cold Appleton, WI, neighbors puzzled over a garbage day mystery learned that Dick Pontzloff was trudging up driveways with their bins.
After Asking His Neighbor to 'Take His Trash Bin Out' - He Received a Photo Shoot of Their Day on the Town
In an "anything but rubbish" day, a neighbor tasked with "taking the bins out" went an a wild, photo-filled adventure with a garbage bin.
Babies Use Kissing and Sharing Their Food as Signals to Interpret Their Social World, Says New Study
Sharing food and kissing are among the signals babies use to interpret their social world, according to a new study.
Get Your Body Moving to Put the Brakes on Early Parkinson's, Study Says
A new study suggests that people with early-stage Parkinson's disease who regularly got one to two hours of moderate exercise twice a week, fare better.
Gigantic Planet Found Hidden in Plain Sight
An astronomer and a group of eagle-eyed citizen scientists have discovered a giant gas planet hidden from view by typical stargazing tools.
New Species of Tarantula That Lives in Bamboo is Discovered by Wildlife YouTuber
A young Thai wildlife enthusiast with 2.5 million YouYube subscribers, discovered the world's only known genus of tarantula to live in bamboo
College Seniors Fix Erosion in New Orleans By Resuming Citywide Bottle Recycling to Crush Them For Sand
Two college seniors were depressed that there was no glass recycling in New Orleans, so they started their own project to great success.
19-Year-Old Just Set the Record for the Youngest Woman to Fly Solo Around the World
Becoming the youngest woman, and first Belgian to fly solo around the world, Zara Rutherford wants to inspire young women.
Almost $13 Million Raised For Animal Shelters to Honor the Late Celebrity With the #BettyWhiteChallenge
A fundraising campaign for animal shelters planned for Betty White's 100th birthday took off after her death, raising nearly $13 million.
Visit 'Fortlandia' Where Designers Have Built Odes to Childhood Fort-Building in Austin, Texas
Who doesn't love a fort? The lucky kids in Austin, Texas, each year get to enjoy Fortlandia, where professional designers build little forts.
Inspired by Lava, New Nontoxic Coating Can Halt Fire in its Tracks
Lava, one of the hottest substances on Earth, has inspired the design of a potentially life-saving fire retardant coating.
Watch the Jubilant Christmas Message These Surprised Tesla Owners Got From Their Car
Tesla owners got a triumphant Christmas message from their cars—a light show with the song Carol of the Bells, synchronized with the trunk.
Majority of Americans Plan to Splurge on These Top 10 Things-After Missing Out in Pandemic
Seven in 10 Americans plan to go all out with their finances in the coming years by enjoying what they missed out in the pandemic.
Alien-Like Sculptures Sliced By Ice and Winds on Lake Michigan Beach - LOOK
Dr. Seuss-like spires called hoodoos whipped into formation by icy winds along Lake Michigan have caught the eye of nature photographers.
Solar Power Will Account for Nearly Half of New U.S. Electric Generating Capacity in 2022
In 2022, almost half of the planned utility-scale electric generating capacity coming online are solar, according to the U.S. Energy Admin.
IKEA Buys Land Damaged by Hurricane in Florida to Plant Forests
After Hurricane Michael felled nearly 3,000 acres of trees in Florida, IKEA bought them up to restore and protect the habitat.
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