Some were lost during missions, others deliberately dumped, all of them now part of the growing problem of space debris.

LifeArk's amphibious housing can move with rising water, which lets people build in areas with high flood risk.

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Olive Garden's clever assortment of pool noodles let you lounge on pasta as you enjoy a hot summer day in the water.

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I’m writing this from the white, crystal-sand beach of Siesta Key, Florida, where I’ve been testing out much of this gear.

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Using crowdsourced data from shore cleanups, researchers found that areas that enacted plastic bag bans or fees had fewer ...

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The initiative is part of a broader regional effort to build a circular economy around plastic waste and restore South Asia’s rivers and canals.