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Chris Doel has powered an e-bike and portable charger solely using batteries from discarded vapes. Now, he’s living off-grid.

Closest Closet makes it easier to thrift and swap clothes while saving money, inviting users to trade clothing items instead of donating and buying.

Sonia Vallabh had already obtained her law degree from Harvard, but after her diagnosis, decided to retrain in biomedical engineering.

Within three to four months of publishing their findings, the researchers said coal companies immediately took action to reduce air pollution.

In the face of climate doom, more and more people are dreaming of a future full of “solarpunk” architecture.

Keel Labs’ Kelsun material is made from kelp, one of the most regenerative materials on the planet.

The elementary STEAM educator knew a traditional prosthetic could cost thousands, so he got creative instead.

Researchers at the University of Arkansas are experimenting with the benefits of 3D printing food.

Tab for a Cause has reached a major milestone in its efforts to do more good online.

Experts from the AI Now Institute and Center for Humane Technology explain how to mitigate threats of rapidly evolving artificial intelligence.

Half of the species were previously thought not to emit sound at all.