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Grocery store flower bouquets have a big carbon footprint. The 'Slow Flowers' movement offers another way

The “Slow Flowers” movement urges shoppers to stop and think before they smell the roses.
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Would you drink beer made from wastewater? These brewers are betting you will

The next beer in your hand might be made from sewage — and that’s the point.
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Every February, this nonprofit makes sure that widows and widowers get flowers on Valentine’s Day

Catherine Szabad started Hearts in Bloom after the tragic passing of a family member.
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Hockey players wear blindfolds on the ice to raise funds for blind youth team

The event raises enough funds for the kids to learn how to play hockey every year.
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New footage reveals that jaguars love rolling around on rugs. Scientists are using this 'house cat' behavior to protect them

Researchers observed jaguars rolling around and scratching themselves against tree trunks. Now they’re using that to their advantage as they collect non-invasive samples — from cat mats.
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This giant garden used to be a coal mine. Now, it feeds thousands every year

The garden has yielded about 10,000 pounds of produce for six food pantries since it began harvesting in April 2022.
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How historic protest music, including old bible hymns, has inspired anti-ICE resistance in Minnesota

Some of protest music’s power has to do with singing itself. Making music in a group creates a tangible sense of community and collective purpose.
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