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Researchers in Germany are studying how humans can apply ant-think to clear up clogged roads and make traffic flow faster, thus reducing idling times where no one is going anywhere. Read full post »
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A well-managed worm bin will have almost no odor -- perfect for apartments or other close quarters. Read full post »
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Knowing that some of the best ideas come from nature, researchers are applying what eels do naturally -- generate electricity -- for use powering medical implants. Read full post »
By Jay Weinstein, Forecast Earth Food Correspondent for forecastearth 1 Comments
Citizens of California will weigh in on a referendum this November to set minimum standards for confinement space of farm animals. Proposition 2, officially called the California Prevention of Farm Animal Cruelty Act, would ensure that farm animal Read full post »
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Two meaningful changes to consider if you're looking to reduce your carbon footprint without spending a lot of cash. Read full post »
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There's life beyond tofu -- and wisdom in diversifying your diet. Read full post »
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It's not just distant sea creatures that suffer the consequences of the Great Pacific Garbage Patch. The floating plastic mass also collects chemicals that don't break down in seawater, causing hormonal disruptions in the animals that eat them... . Read full post »
By Forecast Earth Correspondent Jay Weinstein for forecastearth 0 Comments

Chattanooga explores natural methods to rid the area of pesty plants. Goats get fed, and the landscape gets freed of invasive vines. Read full post »
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Leading biologists suggest moving species to new homes to prevent extinction as their original habitats are destroyed by global warming. Read full post »
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A Chinese chicken farm will reduce CO2 emissions by 95,000 tons a year while producing 14,600 MWh of electricity annually. All from bird droppings. Read full post »
Mercury-free, long-lasting LED lights are a ways away from everyday use, but for holiday decorations they're a no-brainer.
Overpackaging drive you crazy? Amazon.com is giving buyers the tools to fight back.
Chrysler's tiny "neighborhood electric vehicle" is part of a huge effort to catch up in the EV race.