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Falling Stars
Apparently there is little immediate danger of an asteroid causing a widespread disaster (an estimated 1 in 10,000 chance during the next century), still The International Academy of Astronautics just held its 6th conference from April 29 to May 3rd, … Continue reading
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A Pleasant Surprise
Andy cleared the path through the greenhouse area down to the orchard Tuesday and was surprised to see this “dead” fruit tree with blossoms. It burned up in the 2011 fire, but apparently had regenerated from its roots. He can’t … Continue reading
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Definitely Not for the Squeamish
Washington is about to be the first state to allow the eco-friendly composting of human bodies. Current funerary practices are environmentally harmful and, for some, psychologically unsatisfying. The current practices are part historical convention and part funeral industry mandate. Each … Continue reading
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Notpla (Not Plastic)
An athletic event as large as the London Marathon is sure to create some waste, but these edible seaweed drink capsules are hoping to combat this, offering a waste-free solution that hydrates the runners. … Once discarded, the seaweed-based wrapping … Continue reading
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