Scientists created a new device that generates electricity from body heat
Scientists created a new device that generates electricity from body heat
A local newspaper expanded its coverage to include more small-town newsA bakery won a regional award for its chocolate cake
A construction project to widen a highway started this month and will take two years to finishA smartphone company offered a trade-in program for old phones to encourage recyclingA farmers market hosted a fall festival with pumpkin carving and hayrides
A hospital started a telemedicine program for patients in rural areasA national forest announced it will allow camping in more areas next year
A fashion brand started using recycled polyester to make its clothing
A city installed new traffic lights at busy intersectionsA local farm began selling fresh produce directly to consumers through a community-supported agriculture program
Engineers designed a new type of wind turbine that is quieter and more efficient than older modelsThe postal service introduced a new package tracking system to give customers real-time updates
A celebrity chef published a new cookbook featuring easy-to-make recipes for busy familiesResearchers calculated that recycling one ton of paper saves 17 trees and 7000 gallons of water
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