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The Frying Pan Movement
In just the United States, hotels and restaurants alone waste more than 3 billion gallons of cooking oil per year. In most cases, this waste oil builds up significantly in landfills. In even worse cases, it goes down the drain to clog and grease sewer pipes which cause blockages that need to be removed. Additionally,…
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US China Tariffs
Tariffs have become a somewhat common term in the past couple of months: but what is it and why are we at a tariff war with China? Tariffs are any tax on imported goods, and the story with China begins in February 2025. The US increased the normal 10% tariff on Chinese goods to 20%,…
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Joe Biden Faces a New Battle — With the Same Old Grit
At 82, Joe Biden has lived a life full of challenges — and victories. He’s been a senator, a vice president, and yes, the 46th President of the United States. But this year, Biden faces one of his most personal battles yet: a recent diagnosis of cancer. And true to form, he’s facing it like he always has —…
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Resurrected Dire Wolf
Like a spinoff of Jurassic World, a species extinct for 13,000 years known as the dire wolf has been brought back to life after scientists genetically modified the genes of gray wolves, so far, three dire wolf puppies have been created. Colossal Biosciences is a biotech company based in Texas and is known for its…
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Serbian Protestors
Serbia is currently experiencing a historic revolution fueled by youth pushing for a more just and free country. The first domino push of the government’s overall collapse was ironically the collapse of the roof of a newly redone train station. Claiming 15 lives, the collapsed roof became a symbol of the Serbian government’s corruption and…
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A Warning From the Deep
Recently, new 3D maps of the Greenland Ice Sheet—the second largest in the world—have raised serious concerns among scientists worldwide. The findings suggest that the landmass is retreating faster than previously estimated. These cracks, known as crevasses, guide ice and meltwater into the ocean. However, this meltwater and heat can also be channelled inland, which…