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Perfect Brownies Baked at High Altitude Are Possible Thanks to Colorado’s Home Economics Pioneer Inga Allison

“Art Keeps Us Company”: As Her Final Exhibition Opens, SoCal Museum Director Heidi Zuckerman Shares Why Art Matters

How Single-Stream Recycling Works — Your Choices Can Make It Better

Nearly 40 Years After Chernobyl’s Nuclear Explosion, the Area Is One of Europe’s Biggest Nature Reserves

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The “World’s Lightest Champagne Bottle” Could Eliminate 8,000 Tons of Carbon Emissions Per Year

The next time you want to pop some bubbly there s no need to wrestle with a heavy bottle of Champagne a century old French brand just dropped a lighter version that s better for...

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The Ice Bucket Challenge Is Back — This Time, for a Different Cause

Miami Researchers Are Testing a Textured Seawall Designed to Hold Back Water and Create a Home for Marine Organisms

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The Caribbean Is a “Biodiversity Hot Spot”: Meet the Nonprofit Helping Protect It

This spring Nice News is partnering with Re wild for our Cause of the Season a quarterly fundraising initiative spotlighting nonprofits doing essential work to make the world a better place Click here to donate to the organization and read on for our interview with Re wild s Caribbean program...

The Power of Forgiveness: Why a Psychologist Advises Letting Go (and a Free Workbook to Get Started)

Meet Samaritan Scout: A Nonprofit Search Engine for Volunteer Opportunities — Built by Teenagers

How Emily Ley’s “Stupid Easy” Cookbook Recipes Help Families Prioritize Connection Over Perfection

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Social Media Before Bedtime Wreaks Havoc on Our Sleep — a Sleep Researcher Explains Why Screens Alone Aren’t the Main Culprit

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