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A growing number of community land trusts are readying their housing stock for the next climate-related disaster.

Following the news of his hospitalization, Fetterman’s supporters received an email asking for donations — not for his campaign, but for two mental health nonprofits.

Cars? In this economy? Here’s how four cities took back miles of pavement from cars, making a popular pandemic solution into a permanent fixture.

The Project for Awesome, or P4A, as its viewers know it, is an annual livestream event for charity, hosted by Hank and John Green.

“The world is full of these racist and classist tropes about ‘What those people will do if you give them money.’ When low-income folks have money, they pay for groceries and pay rent.”

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Working in 12 countries, Partners In Health operates within the belief that injustices lead to poverty and sickness, and that health is a human right — and no human is less deserving of that right than another.

Hellmann's Super Bowl commercial encourages viewers to waste less — and a giant jar of mayo will drive the campaign home.

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The revival of Fender’s blue illustrates the collaborative nature of survival.

A false association with drugs that banned ‘hempcrete’ from the US residential building code has been lifted, paving the way for widespread use.

Fish, insects, and even some plants have learned to adapt to cold climates over hundreds of thousands of years by making their own antifreeze agents to survive subfreezing temperatures.