13 Once-Polluted Places That Nature Is Taking Back
1. Emscher River, Germany Once known as one of Europe’s most polluted rivers, the Emscher in Germany was basically an […]
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1. Emscher River, Germany Once known as one of Europe’s most polluted rivers, the Emscher in Germany was basically an […]
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1. Tossing Everything in the Recycling Bin It feels satisfying to fill the blue bin with plastic bottles, takeout containers,
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1. The Soil Your Food Grows In Feeds Your Gut Too Healthy soil isn’t just good for crops. It’s teeming
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1. Tuvalu – A Nation Sinking Into the Sea Tuvalu is a small island country in the Pacific Ocean, home
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1. Ball Lightning It sounds like something out of a superhero movie, but ball lightning is very real, and very
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1. Galena, Alaska Galena used to depend almost entirely on diesel fuel, making energy costs skyrocket for its small population.
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1. Seaweed Seaweed could be one of the most powerful tools in sustainable eating. It grows fast in the ocean
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1. Coffee Pods Coffee pods might feel like a tiny luxury, but they’re causing a massive environmental mess. Most pods
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1. Solid-State Batteries Unlocking Long-Duration Storage Traditional lithium-ion batteries helped us start the clean energy shift, but they’re running up
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