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Naki’o: World’s First ‘Bionic’ Dog Fitted with Four Prosthetic Limbs

Naki’o: World’s First ‘Bionic’ Dog Fitted with Four Prosthetic Limbs

Naki'o, a mixed breed dog from Nebraska, has become the first dog fitted with four prosthetic limbs. This achievement was accomplished by US company Orthopets, which specializes in artificial pet limbs.

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Ag-Gag Bills Seek to Outlaw Whistleblower Recordings of Animal Abuse on US Farms

Ag-Gag Bills Seek to Outlaw Whistleblower Recordings of Animal Abuse on US Farms

Photo via Shutterstock In recent years undercover recordings of horrific abuses against animals have proven instrumental in prosecuting farms that, often systematically, mistreat their animals. But

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Birds Have Evolved Shorter Wings to Better Contend With Cars

Birds Have Evolved Shorter Wings to Better Contend With Cars

Back when Darwin visited the Galapagos, he noticed that finches had evolved beaks in varying shapes and sizes to deal with eating different foods. Now birds probably long for the days when all they needed

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Environmentalists Baffled at State Department Claim that Keystone XL Would Have Little Environmental Impact

Environmentalists Baffled at State Department Claim that Keystone XL Would Have Little Environmental Impact

Rumors have been circulating as to whether or not the President would approve the Keystone XL Pipeline. On Friday, the State Department released a study suggesting that the pipeline, which is slated to

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TransCanada Boss Says Keystone XL Pipeline Will Have ‘No Impact On Climate Change’

TransCanada Boss Says Keystone XL Pipeline Will Have ‘No Impact On Climate Change’

We have heard some tall tales in our time, but this one reaches the stratosphere. On Tuesday, Alex Pourbaix, TransCanada’s president for energy and oil pipelines, said that “You could shut

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Will President Obama Approve the Keystone XL Pipeline in His Second Term?

Will President Obama Approve the Keystone XL Pipeline in His Second Term?

With his re-election, President Obama is faced with one of the United States' biggest energy policy decisions - whether to approve or deny the Keystone XL pipeline, which would carry oil from the Alberta

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Seed Money: Leafcutter Design’s Plantable Paper Coins Flourish into Flowers!

Seed Money: Leafcutter Design’s Plantable Paper Coins Flourish into Flowers!

Oakland-based Leafcutter Design has created plant-able money that is just as whimsical as Monopoly money but a lot more green. These beautiful paper pennies, nickels, dimes and quarters are embedded with

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Thousands of Fish Die Across the Midwest Due to Scorching Summer Temperatures

Thousands of Fish Die Across the Midwest Due to Scorching Summer Temperatures

Photo from Shutterstock Throughout the Midwest, record temperatures mean trouble for wildlife as well as discomfort for human beings. Thousands of fish are dying in areas where water temperatures have

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HOW TO: Make a Hanging Planter With a Recycled Plastic Pop Bottle

HOW TO: Make a Hanging Planter With a Recycled Plastic Pop Bottle

STEP 1: Prep your bottle Use a sharp utility knife to cut off the base of the bottle about 1 inch above the bottom, and then wash and try the bottle thoroughly. STEP 2: Tape edges and

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Arizona, Minnesota and Wisconsin are the US’s Fastest Warming States

Arizona, Minnesota and Wisconsin are the US’s Fastest Warming States

A new study from Climate Central has revealed that although the continental U.S. has warmed by about 1.3°F over the past 100 years, the temperature rise is not the same everywhere. Some states are

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Wang Zhiyuan’s 37-Foot-Tall Trash Tornado Spirals Into the Sky

Wang Zhiyuan’s 37-Foot-Tall Trash Tornado Spirals Into the Sky

The Chinese artist was inspired by the garbage and pollution that litters the streets of Beijing. As a reaction to the incredible piles of food and plastic trash he sees on the city streets and sidewalks,

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Pop Culture is a Colorful Canopy Made of 100′s of Recycled Bottles in Nebraska

Pop Culture is a Colorful Canopy Made of 100′s of Recycled Bottles in Nebraska

Britzman and University of Nebraska students put a total of 200 hours into this project, which received financial support from Fulbright Canada and the University College of Architecture. The bottles

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Climate Change Could Cause Humans To Shrink in Size

Climate Change Could Cause Humans To Shrink in Size

According to researchers from the universities of Florida and Nebraska, humans -- and other mammals -- could start shrinking if the globe starts to grow warmer. The research is based upon study of

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TransCanada to Move Ahead with Southern Section of Keystone XL Pipeline

TransCanada to Move Ahead with Southern Section of Keystone XL Pipeline

Undeterred by Obama's rejection of permit applications for the Keystone XL pipeline earlier this month, TransCanada have announced that they will move forward with the southern section of the

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President Swiftly Rejects Keystone XL Pipeline Plan from TransCanada

President Swiftly Rejects Keystone XL Pipeline Plan from TransCanada

The Obama Administration is expected to announce a rejection of a Canadian oil firm's Keystone XL pipeline application. The Keystone XL pipeline has made headlines over the past year as environmentalists

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Protests Continue Against the Proposed 1,700 Mile Keystone XL Tar Sands Pipeline

Protests Continue Against the Proposed 1,700 Mile Keystone XL Tar Sands Pipeline

Canada’s tar sands have been dubbed “the most environmentally destructive project on Earth,” and guess what? Now a money-hungry oil company wants to transport that crude acidic oil

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Nebraska Prepares NEV Bill To Allow Slow EVs on State Roads

Nebraska Prepares NEV Bill To Allow Slow EVs on State Roads

Electric vehicles are going mainstream, but one area that lags behind is the legality of driving a slow EV, or neighborhood EV, on public roads. Nebraska is taking steps to become the 36th state to allow

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Chicken Feathers Could Be Used Make Stronger Plastics

Chicken Feathers Could Be Used Make Stronger Plastics

The U.S. poultry industry produces more than 4 billion pounds of chicken feathers every year* - so finding a way to put all of this fluff to good use would not only benefit frustrated chicken farmers but

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The Green Building: Cultural Center Rejuvenates a Neighborhood

The Green Building: Cultural Center Rejuvenates a Neighborhood

The Green Building is a 10,175 square foot mixed-use commercial building that houses a gallery, event space, offices, tenant office spaces, a conference room, and a separate tenant restaurant space. A

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The Greenest Restaurant in America is in Omaha, Nebraska

The Greenest Restaurant in America is in Omaha, Nebraska

Up and coming Omaha can now add a new accolade to its name - it has the greenest restaurant in America, so named by the Green Restaurant Association. The Grey Plume, which celebrated its opening on

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San Francisco’s Vertical Gardens Exhibit Closes This Weekend!

San Francisco’s Vertical Gardens Exhibit Closes This Weekend!

Bright green, hanging and vibrant flora are invading the city of San Francisco, in the most global and ubiquitous sense. Vertical Gardens, an exhibit at the American Institute of Architects, San

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Carhenge: Scrap Vehicles Replicate Prehistoric Monument

Carhenge: Scrap Vehicles Replicate Prehistoric Monument

When Stonehedge was created, its builders used stones — making the space all about stone and light. Cycles and spirits. Seasons and sacrifice. Today, the “beings” that dominate our

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