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This Is Not About Gentrification: A Pie Shop Reviving An Anfield Street
As Liverpool FC’s Anfield stadium gleams in the April sunshine, the abandoned, steel-shuttered houses cowering in its shadow serve as a poignant reminder of the impac...
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The Last Job On Earth: Imagining A Fully Automated World
Machines could take 50% of our jobs in the next 30 years, according to scientists. While we can’t predict the future, we can imagine a world without work – one ...
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Danish Beermakers Brewing Up Work For Autistic People
With its collection of small vessels and hoses, plain tiled floor and bags of malt, the workplace of People Like Us in Skippinge, Denmark, is a typical brewing scene.
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Alcohol Ban Succeeds As Women Warn, 'Behave Or We'll Get Tough'
India — Dozens of women brandishing brooms swooped down on a straw house in this village on a recent Saturday, sending the owner fleeing through a rice field as they ...
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How To Stop Construction Companies From Choking Our Cities
Poor air quality, with diesel the biggest culprit, is now thought to be the cause of 40,000 deaths in the UK each year. But while cars and lorries have attracted most atten...
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Tiny Silk Batteries Dissolve Within Weeks
A flexible battery made of gauzy silk films could power electronics and then melt away after a preset number of days (ACS Energy Lett. 2017, DOI: 10.1021/acsenergylett.7b00...
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Germany Strikes Offshore Wind Deals, Subsidy Not Included
European governments have spent large sums of money in recent years subsidizing giant offshore wind projects in hopes of creating a clean source of energy that could eventu...
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This Device Pulls Drinking Water Straight Out Of The Air — And It Runs Entirely On The Sun’s Energy
A new kind of water-capturing device could be a game-changer for some of the world’s driest places. It can pull water vapor out of the air at humidity as low as 20 pe...
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Why Tiny Electric Planes And $25 Tickets Could Be The Future Of Regional Air Travel
Imagine taking your next trip of a couple hundred miles. New York City to Boston, for example. Or Houston to Dallas. Tampa to Miami. The obvious choice now might be to driv...
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To Deliver Sustainable Development, First Give Up On 'Growth'
The global economy has already outgrown the Earth, writes Jason Hickel. Yet even the UN insists that we need decades of continued economic growth to end poverty. The truth ...
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