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Redistributing food before it’s tossed or wasted doesn’t just fight hunger — it also fights climate change.

Going outside more frequently has the potential to improve health outcomes along with your mental health and quality of life. But where you live impacts how easy and convenient it is to spend time in the great outdoors throughout the year.

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This recyclable router could revolutionize e-waste. We're still working on simplifying Wi-Fi passwords though.

Made in a bioreactor system, the protein and nutrient-rich yeast could change food systems for good.

The groundbreaking device was designed by four students at the Royal College of Art and Imperial College London.

There’s a gender-inclusive term that’s already being used by Spanish-speaking activists that works as a far more natural replacement.‍

This bread is built with climate change in mind. And it’s “rich” and “buttery” to boot.

The technology had up to an 84% accuracy rate in detecting hypertension.

The patients in the study also had reduced stress levels and needed less antibiotic care.