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Wild Skating Has Brought Joy to This Pandemic Winter

Katherine lives a short walk from a Great Lake, and describes putting on her skates and hitting the ice recently. It's a lovely story: "Much of what appeals about wild skating is how it only happens with the perfect confluence of factors. You never know when it'll come back, and there's nothing you can ever do to make it happen."

When it Comes to Climate Solutions, We Must Embrace Uncertainty

Kind of like when Katherine goes skating – will she go through the ice or not? .

House Plans Can Help Make Passive Design Solutions Go Mainstream

Frank Lloyd Wright sold his house plans as a way to democratize architecture and serve a wider market. It still is.

New UK Rules Say Appliance Makers Must Provide Parts for Repair

The trouble is, they are so complicated now. A repair call and a part costs as much as a new appliance.

Oregon Forest Science Complex is Finally Completed

An important project that was a long time coming.

Small Parisian Apartment Revamped With Clever Space-Saving Staircase

The stair and handrail police will have a field day on this one – movable stairs.

What Happens When Bearded Seals Aren’t Loud Enough?

As their habitat grows noisier, these marine mammals struggle to be heard.

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