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Midtown Manhattan will soon become much greener thanks to New York City Planning Commission’s unanimous approval of Snøhetta’s design for a new privately-owned public space (POPS) […]

Meticulous meal planning and strategic Sunday prepping for the week ahead have, so far, been merely aspirational, though noble, pursuits to me. I yearn to be […]

Nonsmokers typically harbor some resentment against smokers. It depends on your workplace dynamics, of course, but it usually revolves around the number of times smokers duck […]

Scientists have taken a bold leap into the future with robots built from frog parts. New research published this week in PNAS from Tufts University and […]

As humans age, our bodies start to slow down and get creaky. But the same doesn’t happen with the ginkgo biloba tree. It’s hardly a fair […]

In an ideal world, there would be no need for animal shelters. But stray and unwanted pets need a place to go and hopefully they wind […]

Danish architectural practice JJW Architects has used recycled bricks and Cradle-to-Cradle certified mortar to renovate Copenhagen’s Grøndalsvængets School. Originally built in 1929, the building had long […]

This is part of the Murchison meteorite, a famous rock discovered on Sept. 28, 1969. (Photo: James St. John [CC by 2.0]/Flickr) Fifty years ago a […]