Some cities are taking table scraps and turning them into fuel.
Preservationists in California, however, are fighting to save the tree
Technologies often fail to produce results, so when it comes to searching for planes lost at sea, the old-fashioned way works best
This app is supposed to listen to your voice and tell you how you’re feeling
Foldscope is a paper microscope that fits in your pocket and can be assembled for less than a dollar. And it works, too.
Sushi might get more expensive, but tuna populations need the break
Men have a quantifiable advantage over women when pitching their businesses
Among concerns the anonymous advice-giver addressed were employee privacy issues
Sweden’s northernmost town is moving towards the east to avoid falling into a mine
A new Barbie-like doll with realistic proportions might help dispel stereotypes that influence little girls
Poor menstrual hygiene and social stigmas can hurt women's health, and the economy
The new rule is meant to help tackle the estimated 50 tons of garbage currently sitting on the mountain
Only 20 percent of programmers are women, though
More than 130 people in Kunming, China, were injured when about ten men and women wielding knives began stabbing others at random
Despite the health and environmental issues, a thriving black market makes China the world's biggest e-waste importer
While drone ships aren’t around the corner, they’re probably coming soon enough to keep ship workers up at night
In 2011, the Danish company behind the drug, Lunbeck, banned the sale of pentobarbital for execution purposes.
Car owners save shoveled parking spaces with weird household items, and officials say it's got to stop
Laundry accounts for 16 percent of hotels' water usage, which translates into significant energy costs
The EU and Brazil are partnering to lay new fiber-optic cables across the Atlantic
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