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Can We Run a Piston Engine on Water and Alcohol?

Yehuda Shmueli is a talented 81-year-old inventor; engineer; master mechanic; and the brainchild of MayMaan Research, LLC. He works alongside his sons Eitan and Doron, and as a team, they are working to revolutionize the world of transportation, by reinventing our source of fuel. Eitan explains how his father’s startup came to fruition. When Yehuda […]

Gemma Fischer

Gemma Fischer

Freelance writer

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Rare Antelopes Are Being Killed To Make $20,000 Scarves

There are countless examples of opulence and luxury demand doing significant harm to the natural world, but few are more absurd and heartbreaking than the poaching of Tibet’s rare antelopes for scarves. Tibetan antelopes considered near threatened and are being quickly wiped out due to the demand for a $20,000 luxury scarf called a shahtoosh […]

Thomas Nelson

Thomas Nelson

Environmental Advocate

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The Refillable Milk Scheme from A Plastic Free Community

A shop on Anglesey street in Wales, UK is working to tackle the problem of plastic waste. Paul Ellis, and his partner Leonie Gaulton, his partner, run the shop, and together have installed a milk machine for customers to fill reusable glass bottles, themselves! So far this implemented self-service has become increasingly popular. Their customers […]

Gemma Fischer

Gemma Fischer

Freelance writer

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Dollywood Theme Park in Tennessee Has a Calming Room to Entertain Autistic Kids Dealing with Sensory Overloads

For kids with autism, the world can be perceived as a scary and overwhelming place. A fun-filled park with various attractions could be a bit too much for a kid who suffers from sensory overload as a result of autism. Flashing lights, loud sounds, sudden outbursts, extreme colors, funny smells, and certain rides can make […]

Mayukh Saha

Mayukh Saha

Freelance Writer

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Baby Sea Turtles Found Burnt To Death on Florida Beach

On Sunday, September 1, 2019, numerous baby sea turtles were found gruesomely burnt to death at the Hightower Beach in Melbourne, Florida [1]. They were discovered by Rhonda Wundke and her husband who were walking the shores of the beach that day. They noticed a black, charred lump in the sand, and there were more […]

Jade Small

Jade Small

Freelance Writer

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This is How Some Italian Businesses are Decreasing Their Plastic Waste

As efforts are being made worldwide to decrease plastic waste, many innovative ideas have surfaced on social media platforms. With this, we can’t help but admire what’s happening in the bars/restaurant scene in Italy. It seems only fitting that bucatini pasta, the tubular noodle, is the new eco-straw of some Italian businesses. Many establishments are […]

Mayukh Saha

Mayukh Saha

Freelance Writer

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This CEO Raised the Minimum Salary of His Employees to $70K and Now He’s Doing It Again

In 2010, a Princeton study was published which detailed how one’s salary can affect emotional health and contentment with one’s life. So, does money buy happiness? According to researchers Daniel Kahneman and Angus Deaton, it comes pretty close. The duo mapped out steady increases in day-to-day emotional wellbeing as well as life satisfaction with every […]

Brittany Hambleton

Brittany Hambleton

The Hearty Soul Team

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Hospital Grows Organic Rooftop Garden

‘Let food be thy medicine and medicine be thy food’ This famous quote by Hippocrates is likely the most well-known and used nutritional phrase. David Maffeo, Senior Director of Support Services at Boston Medical Center is another to see the meaning behind this quote. On the rooftop of the Boston Medical Centre is a flourishing […]

Sean Cate

Sean Cate

Freelance Writer

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High School Creates ‘Wellness’ Room to Help De-stress their Teachers

The teaching profession is unquestionably a stressful one. A study found that 83% of teacher’s felt stressed because of their jobs, and 32% declared themselves “very stressed.” Their stressors include changing education policies, inspection regimes, and behavior management, but the majority claimed the marking workload the bane of their existence. On top of that, many […]

Sarah Biren

Sarah Biren

Founder of The Creative Palate

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Colorado City Used $7.3 Million From Marijuana Tax Revenue to Provide for the Homeless

Not everyone is open to the legalization of marijuana use, recreational or otherwise. While US states have varying degrees of legality (from complete bans to legal medical use to all legal uses), cannabis use and possession is still prohibited by federal law under the Controlled Substances Act of 1970. Conversations about whether marijuana use should […]

Maria Sykes

Maria Sykes

The Hearty Soul Team