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The Untold Story of Mass-Produced Goods, as Seen Through Fruitcakes
From an art form to mass production and back again: This story might just make you fall in love with fruitcake.
Should You Flush It? This Chart Will Help You Decide
From butter to drugs to pet store turtles, here’s what can (and what can’t) go down the loo.
Girls Run the Kaiseki World at Tokyo's Tsurutokame
Tsurutokame is not just a kaiseki restaurant, but a social experiment in a country where women are often oppressed in business.
My Personal Info Ended Up on the Dark Web. This Is What Happened Next.
What happens if your personal information ends up on nine different dark web sites?
There’s a Link Between Tax Havens, Amazon Deforestation, and Criminal Activity
Regulating tax havens could shed a light on the big money behind environmentally harmful businesses.
A New Solar Facility Creates Jobs and Greater Energy Independence for the Navajo Nation
The Kayenta facility was so successful that the Navajo government is already working on a second renewable power project.
Not Getting Married? Co-Habitation Agreements May Protect You If Things Fall Apart
Planning on living together? You won’t have the same financial protections as a married couple, but you can protect yourself with a simple legal doc.
The Filthy Finances of Pirates in the Golden Age of Piracy
From raiding gunships to making deals with kings in retirement, this is a pirate’s life.
Is There a Future for Tall Wood Buildings?
After the failure of a prominent mass timber project in Portland, architects say the movement to build wood skyscrapers in the U.S. is still promising.
The Free Clothing Store That Is So Much More
Heralded as the world’s first free clothing store, Impact Humanity has built a community for those in need.
Should We Ban Balloons?
After this summer’s plastic straw uproar, calls to cut another popular product are reigniting controversy.
Ready to Re-think the Housing Dream?
Want to leave the traditional housing market behind? It is possible—if you’re adventurous.
Are Reebok's Cotton-and-Corn Shoes Actually That Sustainable?
Reebok is picking up steam on its sustainability efforts, but what this new shoe means for consumers and the company is less than clear.
Stephanie Kelton Wants You to Ask: ‘What Does a Good Economy Look Like?’
The former Bernie Sanders advisor is behind some of the progressive left’s most daring policy math.
This Canadian Distiller Is Making Vodka From Milk Byproducts
The dairy business has too much leftover lactose—why not ferment it into booze?
5 All Natural DIY Cleaning Products You Can Make for Cheap
These five DIY cleaners are easy and cheap to make, smell amazing, and (gasp) can be touched with your bare hands without risking a reaction.
Forget Soy: This Tree Could Be a Better Bet for Biofuel
From small seed pods come big ideas. How TerViva is working to turn pongamia legume trees into a more sustainable biofuel
CEOs Are Set to Make More Money Than Ever. Their Employees? Not So Much.
CEOs can make nearly 3,000 times that of the typical company worker. How did that happen?
Chocolate’s Shady Past Could be the Key to Its Survival
To counteract climate change, the cocoa industry is reclaiming the crop’s wild roots.