Tag: Living on Earth

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'Green' grocery store lets you package your own food

A new supermarket lets shoppers bring in their own reusable containers for everything from butter to beer....
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Global violence linked to severe weather

How extreme weather increases competition for scarce natural resources and increases violence towards the world’s poorest citizens....
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Harnessing tides for electricity

Clean energy entrepreneurs are exploring how to turn tidal power into zero-emissions electricity with very little environmental impact....
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What the internet is hiding from you

How personalization on the internet, combined with the influence of social media, creates a 'filter bubble' that limits access to certain kinds of information....
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Shedding light on the light bulbs debate

Efficiency standards for light bulbs have some conservatives asking why the government is dictating what people choose to use in their homes....
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An app that identifies trees

The LeafSnap app allows users to take pictures of leaves and upload them in order to identify different species of trees....
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Study links environmental factors to autism

Growing evidence suggests environmental factors may play larger role than genetics as cause of autism....
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Earth enters period of turbulent solar weather

The Earth is entering a period of heightened solar activity -- how this affects power grids and wireless signals....
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White House, automakers negotiate fuel efficiency standards

The White House has reportedly suggested a 56-miles-per-gallon standard....
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The best and the worst U.S. cities for pedestrians

Transportation experts say Cleveland and New York are the safest cities for pedestrians; Orlando, Tampa and Jacksonville the most dangerous. ...
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