Month: March 2020
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Cruise Ships Dumped Over 3 Million Pounds of Trash in Alaska Last Year
Alaskan cruise ships dumped record-breaking amounts of trash in the state last year
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A Lesson From the Spanish Flu: Sunshine and Fresh Air are Our Best Friends Right Now
Patients in “open-air” hospitals were 3 times as likely to survive the 1918 Spanish flu as those treated indoors.
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“Victory Gardens” Come Back in Vogue Thanks To Coronavirus
People are planting WWII-style “victory gardens” to combat potential food shortages and isolation during quarantine
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‘Extinct’ Clouded Leopard Spotted for the First Time in 37 Years in Taiwan
Animals lovers rejoice, the Formosan clouded leopard has been spotted by Taiwanese rangers for the first since 1983.
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McDonalds’ Declared “Essential Business,” as Healthy Restaurants are Forced to Close
Fast food chains may be the only restaurants equipped to survive coronavirus, as many states shut down all but drive-thrus and delivery
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While Humans are Social Distancing, Elephants are Stealing Their Wine and Partying
14 elephants broke into Chinese villagers’ wine vats, partied in their tea gardens and then passed out
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Global Lockdowns May Save More People From Air Pollution than Coronavirus
Air pollution kills 7 million people per year. Many of those lives will be saved as industry grinds to a halt around the world.
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Venice Canals are Crystal Clear During Italy’s Coronavirus Shutdown
The water in Venetian canals is the cleanest it’s been in “living memory”
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STUDY: Finds Six Herbs “Directly Inhibit” Coronavirus Infection
Researchers have identified 6 herbs that prevented infection by an earlier version of coronavirus in ALL study participants!
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Helicopters Are Dropping Tons of Carrots and Sweet Potatoes to Feed Starving Wildlife in Australia
Charities have teamed up with the Australian government to drop over 10,000 pounds of food from the sky to feed koalas, kangaroos and wallabies whose habitats have been ravished by the bushfires