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Purify the air in your home with these 15 plants

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The air that you breathe in your home is contaminated with may toxic chemicals. Sofas and beds, for instance, are drenched in flame retardants to prevent them catching fire. However, that welcome protection comes at a cost for your health. The great news is…. that plants can purify your home. NASA scientists have worked to develop a breathable environment for long-term lunar habitation, and they have identified the 15 best air-purifying plants suited for indoor living. You only need two plants for each 100 square feet of space. Golden Pothos is the easiest plant to grow. Palm trees and orchids are also on the list along with these other beauties.  READ MORE

A soccer field ~ Lit by foot power

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It requires energy to walk but your steps also produce energy. And innovative technology is able to harvest that energy. The soccer field in this picture is flood lit by the running of the players. The same technology can be used in busy streets, airport hallways, shopping centers or discotheques. British technology company Pavegen is building tiles that generate kinetic power from footsteps.        READ MORE

Bikini medicine: Women leading investment in women’s health

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Women are the biggest customers of the health care industry— in part to their need for reproductive care—and they make 80 percent of the health care decisions for families. However, the health care industry is largely run by men. Tired of having their conditions misunderstood or dismissed as “bikini medicine,” women are starting up and investing in female-focused companies. Nine digital-health companies focused on women raised $82 million through the third quarter of last year, up from $29 million in 2014.     READ MORE

Vintage fashion from recycled cotton

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Everyone has heard about the plastic waste ruining our planet by now. But who knows about the 13.1 million tons of textile waste (worth roughly USD 350 billion) the United States alone produce every year? And who knows that 11 million of that textile waste goes almost directly to landfills? What’s more, it takes about 700 gallons of water (that’s 2650 liters) to make one T-shirt. It’s fair to say there is a relatively sizeable problem here, a problem that social entrepreneurs around the world are trying to solve through clothing recycling technologies.     READ MORE

First solar freeway in U.S will roll out on famous Route 66

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Roads are flat surfaces that often catch a lot of sunlight. So, they provide ideal places to generate solar power. Now, the state of Missouri is planning to pave a stretch of the famous interstate highway, Route 66, with energy-generating photovoltaic pavers—the first such panels on a public right of way in the U.S. The project is led by Solar Roadways. The company claims that replacing all of America’s roads and parking lots with their solar pavers would generate more than three times the country’s electricity consumption.   READ MORE

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