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Tech & Innovation

Design lab invents first-of-its-kind 3D-printed wheelchair for kids — and will give them away for free

The “Toddler Mobility Trainer” is fully modular and requires no tools to assemble, making it easy to replace and grow with its user.

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Environment

Study finds that one sustainable farming fix produces 'enough income for farmers to feel security for their whole operation'

New research finds that farmers can make more bang for their buck by investing in energy production.

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Housing

Dutch nursing home offers free rent to college students in exchange for their time and companionship

A nursing home in the heart of the Netherlands is giving college students free housing. All they ask is that the students lend their time, and friendship, to their senior neighbors.

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Environment

Why the Trump administration can't stop states from fighting climate change

Climate progress is still happening. You just need to know where to look.

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Environment

The Ocean Cleanup turns attention to rivers in effort to eradicate plastic from global waterways

Boylan Slat, founder of The Ocean Cleanup, said 1% of the world’s rivers are responsible for about 80% of ocean pollution. Here's what he's doing about it.

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Environment

Environmentalists want to turn ocean garbage into hydropower. They're building a ship that does

Gaia First is working to create a world-first cleanup vessel that converts ocean plastic to hydropower, fueling its own existence.

A blurred person walks past a billboard in a subway station advertising the need to protect national parks

Environment

National park advocates erect 300 billboards nationwide to protest 'DOGE's dangerous cuts'

Paid for by advocacy and media organization More Perfect Union, the billboards advertise the parks — “now with reduced staff.”

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Education

17 Ideas To Celebrate Teacher Appreciation Week

Teacher Appreciation Week is an annual celebration in May dedicated to the appreciation and support of America’s teachers. Here are some ways to celebrate the week-long event.

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Environment

Scientists build 'self-repairing' bricks out of fungus as a sustainable alternative to concrete

The research team at Montana State University wants to revolutionize the way we build homes.

A Woylie, a small marsupial that is called a kangaroo rat, nibbles on red berries with grass behind it under the night sky.

Animals

This unique 'wildlife gate' uses AI recognition to let tiny marsupials in and keep invasive species out

Tiny Woylies are critically endangered throughout Western Australia. This AI-trained model could be the key to keeping the species alive.

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Design lab invents first-of-its-kind 3D-printed wheelchair for kids — and will give them away for free

Study finds that one sustainable farming fix produces 'enough income for farmers to feel security for their whole operation'

Dutch nursing home offers free rent to college students in exchange for their time and companionship

Why the Trump administration can't stop states from fighting climate change

The Ocean Cleanup turns attention to rivers in effort to eradicate plastic from global waterways

Environmentalists want to turn ocean garbage into hydropower. They're building a ship that does

National park advocates erect 300 billboards nationwide to protest 'DOGE's dangerous cuts'

17 Ideas To Celebrate Teacher Appreciation Week

Scientists build 'self-repairing' bricks out of fungus as a sustainable alternative to concrete

This unique 'wildlife gate' uses AI recognition to let tiny marsupials in and keep invasive species out

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