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These Women Are Living Off-Grid in the High Arctic for Citizen Science

We all love the idea of a tiny house, but I wonder how many of us could live like Sunniva Sorby and Hilde Fålun Strøm, in a tiny 215-square-foot cabin in the high Arctic with no running water, electricity or plumbing. The cabin was built in 1930 and doesn't have your usual tiny home comforts. "It's cold enough to make you want to stay under the covers for a long time." Fun!

EPA Refuses to Tighten Regulations on Particulates

Who was against change? Not just the coal industry but cars, oil, cement, even the forestry industry.

This Acronym Will Help You Choose Ethical, Sustainable Seafood

Say FISH.

Litter on the Ground? There's an App for That!

Litterati is a great name, and surprisingly it is making a difference

OECD Says Electric Cars Won’t Save Us From Pollution

I am going to get in so much trouble for this, but electric cars are still cars.

'How to Save a Planet' Might Become Your New Favorite Podcast

It delves into everyday dilemmas about how to fight climate change in a positive, practical way.

It's ‘Dumping Season' in the Animal Rescue World

I wonder how big a problem these "pandemic puppies" will be when everyone goes back to offices and schools. I suspect there will be a big dumping season then.

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