The first crop of garlic grown on a large scale in Iceland was so well received that it sold out in a day.
The first crop of garlic grown on a large scale in Iceland was so well received that it sold out in a day.
↩︎ Iceland Monitor
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The first crop of garlic grown on a large scale in Iceland was so well received that it sold out in a day.
↩︎ Iceland Monitor
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From the 1950s to 2008, Chevron dumped toxic sludge in unlined “ponds.” Now California faces massive groundwater contamination.
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A “Reflexion House” in the woods of Quebec features mirrored glazing to reflect the surrounding trees.
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How quickly can the world “scrub greenhouse gases out of the global economy?” Because the deadline is about 11 years from now.
↩︎ Scientific American
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California condors are found to be capable of facultative parthenogenesis, or asexual reproduction (no males necessary).
↩︎ WIRED
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Clouds come alive in Vorja Sánchez’s ghostly retouched photographs.
↩︎ Colossal
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Harvard profited from slavery. One way to address that legacy: relinquish its daguerreotypes of enslaved men and women.
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Another short story for the Halloween season: “Darkroom” by BLDBLG’s Geoff Manaugh.
↩︎ Plotter
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