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• The chef preserving Canada’s Indigenous identity
• What Visiting Ephesus Reveals About How Ancient Roman Went to the Bathroom
• The Lasting Allure—and Bruising Challenge—of Courting Florida’s Silver King
• Diving Into the Light: Night Swimming in Puerto Rico’s Bioluminescent Bay, Where The Waters Glow in the Dark
• Vampire Bats Call Out to Friends to Share Blood Meals
• How a Long-Lost Perfume Got a Second Life After 150 Years Underwater
• The best way to see the canyons of Utah and Colorado is skip the driving and take the train.
• How Yellowstone Extremophile Bacteria Helped With Covid-19 Testing
• Off the Beaten Path Holiday Escapes
• Gift Ideas for Globetrotters
• These 6 trips are exactly what Travelocity moms asked for
• The 10 best diners in New Jersey, the ‘Diner Capital of the World’
• Why High-End Hotels Are Uniquely Positioned to Rebound From the Coronavirus Slump
• Will travel be safer by 2022?
• Animals Are Changing Shape to Cope With Rising Temperatures
• What Archaeology Tells Us About the Ancient History of Eating Kosher
• Hear the Musical Sounds of an 18,000-Year-Old Giant Conch
• Pardon Me, Turkey, Is This Stool Taken? Scientists Turn Poultry Poop Into Fuel
• A History of Human Waste as Fertilizer
• Banking on Bird Shit
• The Magic Poop Potion
• Reinventing the Toilet: A Lavatorial Revolution Bubbles up in Madagascar
• Cool Butterfly Effect: Insect Equipment Could Inspire Heat-Radiating Tech
• The Chef Preserving Canada’s Indigenous Identity
• Ancient Beer Recipes Lead to Modern Health Remedies
• What Will It Take to End International Killer Whale Capture?
• The Blessing & The Shrimp
• Farms Take Root Among NYC’s Skyscrapers
• The Vertical Farm That Lifted a Family
• Would You Like Some Ants With That?
• How North American Bison Ended Up in the Swiss Alps
• This Unusual Belgian Chocolate Workshop Takes Your Tastebuds on a 5,000-Mile Journey
• What Locals Love About San Miguel de Allende
• He Built Qatar’s First-Ever Vegan Cafe–And They Came
• Jordan’s 14,000-Year-Old Piece Of Bread Rewrites The History Of Baking And Farming
• This tiny nation contains five of Europe’s most captivating cities
• United We Fish!
• Three perfect days in Paso Robles
• Brewing Beer Into Bioplastics: An Oktoberfest Tale
• Puerto Vallarta’s Iconic Casa Kimberly
• What’s in Brooklyn’s Gowanus Canal?
• Love, Sex, Hollywood and the Making of Puerto Vallarta
• 8 Reasons to Take a Train This Summer
• Robot Birds Haven’t Taken Over Our Society…Yet
• A Sailing Farmer Steers Toward a Post-Carbon Future
• Checklist: Puerto Vallarta, Mexico
• How Bacteria Taught Us to Edit Genes
• What Iran May Be Able to Teach Us About Stem Cells
• Grass That Doesn’t Need Water Could Keep California Green
• Unlocking the Mechanics of the Urinary Tract Infection
• YouBionic makes a 3D-printed prosthetic hand
• Radiation-Proof Boxers Protect Your Crotch From Cell Phones
• A Clockwork Orange… or Pork Chop
• Apple vs. Asthma: How ResearchKit is “Unshackling Science”
• Album 1: The Faces of Peru
• Mind-Control Helicopters and the Healing Power of Poop
• 10 Reasons Why You Can’t Live Without A Particle Accelerator
• Building a Better Tomato Through the Sense of Smell
• Cooking with yogurt and summer’s jewels
• Bring home the taste of the magic: Disney’s top 10 recipes
• Growing your own bones: Columbia University researchers perfecting DIY replacements
• Inventor cultivates no-mow, easy-grow grass
• Monsters, Inc.? New software lets scientists program life
• Will Genetically Engineered Glowing Plants Curb Electricity Use?
• Chilling Milk Directly From the Cow for India’s Dairy Farmers
• Makers Of Wearable Patch Declare Vendetta Against Malaria
• Sun And Smartphone Power High-Tech Test For Cancer in Africa
• Ant Farm: These Insect Cowboys Harvest, Herd and Milk
• Inside Job: A New Chip Tells Farmers When to Water
• Tapping A Volcano, One Caribbean Island Prepares To Make Power For Many
• Company Uses Nanotech To Put Hydrogen in the Palm of Their Hand
• “The Living Medicine: How a Lifesaving Cure Was Nearly Lost—and Why It Will Rescue Us When Antibiotics Fail.”
• The Robot Will See You Now
• The Vehicle of Wonder
• Gory but Good: Company Plans Virtual Cadaver Software
• These Two Guys Studied Their Feces for a Year
• A Holiday Guest Is Leaving Dangerous Poop in Your Couch