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Want to save the world? Eat less meat.

What happened to the first regenerative braking car?

Former US marine attacked at McDonald's. Was it racially motivated?

In South Sudan, UN struggles (again) with how to protect civilians

Can Uganda opposition unseat a party that has been in power for decades?

Here's the first ever, user-friendly map of Mars. You might need it

Readers Write: Building trust with Iran, Thailand wants democracy, and NCAA eligibility needs reform

An offer Finns can't refuse? Helsinki woos car owners to give up their autos.

How this NGO strives to 'make a difference in the lives of the poorest'

Will coffee become extinct?

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