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Environment
New study: Most Americans, Republicans included, believe that saving the environment is 'worth the cost'
A recent study from the Pew Research Center found nonpartisan support for strengthening environmental laws.
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Environment
Over half of US states are considering laws allowing balcony solar. It could save you hundreds every year
In Europe, plug-in solar installations have been legal for more than a decade.
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Arts & Culture
In this cozy video game, you play as an immigrant mother, learning how to make her recipes
Venba pays homage to the developer’s heritage as the son of South Asian immigrants.
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Animals
500 turtles saved from dying lake: 'There was so little water. They were stacked up as if they were on an elevator'
The university students were shocked when they explored the Outback and found five times as many turtles as they expected.
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Animals
Woman travels the world to see all 7 species of sea turtle — and help save them along the way
A Canadian mother of two discovered a new passion in 2020: protecting sea turtles.
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Governments Doing Good
Why one Pennsylvania jail gives inmates a cash deposit every month
Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, is experimenting with a policy that has drawn national attention and local skepticism: providing cash compensation to incarcerated people.
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Animals
Rare big cat caught on camera in Honduras raises hope for conservation
For the first time in a decade, camera traps set up high in the Sierra del Merendón mountain range in Honduras captured images of an elusive big cat.
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Animals
Mama polar bear adopts cub in a rare case caught on camera. Now, you can track their journey
Rarely seen in the wild, scientists confirmed a case of adoption among a group of polar bears in Manitoba.
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Education
As a teacher in Afghanistan, she tested the water fountains every morning to protect her girls from poison
Razia Jan’s fearless legacy was documented in the film “What Tomorrow Brings.”
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Animals
Trail camera picks up rare footage of swamp-dwelling 'fishing cat' with webbed toes
The vulnerable species is so rare that it “borders on myth.”
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