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Green ImpactAndes wildlife is replanting the Earth – one dung pile at a time

In the Andes, wild camelids use dung to speed up ecosystem recovery by over 100 years, creating life from glacial emptiness.

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DiscoveriesGoji berries possess eco-friendly, non-toxic antimicrobial benefits
DiscoveriesEco-friendly plastic: Game-changing new material biodegrades in just five months
DiscoveriesEco-friendly house paint reduces heating and cooling costs by 36%, study finds
DiscoveriesGame-changing new glass is 10x more crack resistant than current options
DiscoveriesHigh school student builds the first eco-friendly electric motor without rare-earth elements
DiscoveriesBerkeley researchers solved the issue of mixed-plastic recycling
DiscoveriesResearchers develop a new kind of battery, made entirely from abundant and low-cost materials
DiscoveriesThe power of compost – making waste a climate champion
DiscoveriesResearchers finally make bike-sharing work
DiscoveriesScientists create an eco-friendly battery made from an unexpected source — crab shells
DiscoveriesA revolutionary concept for low-cost batteries
DiscoveriesNew eco-friendly plug treats nosebleeds
InnovationsCanadian designer develops sustainable sneakers that grow into an apple tree
DiscoveriesSouth Korea plans to build world’s first floating city by 2025
Good NewsBosnian man builds rotating house so that his wife has diversified view
Good NewsNew eco-friendly Israeli home, built from hemp
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