The new Treehugger is almost cooked
We will be back really soon. I was always terrible at cooking marshmallows. I was impatient and held them too
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Why is it illegal to walk freely in most of the US?
Many places in Europe allow walking wherever one’s feet takes them, regardless of private property. In the US? Not so
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Gone Camping!
Well, not really, but we have packed up all our stuff and are on the move. TreeHugger is now part
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Forest products help power local economies
In Virginia and North Carolina, forest products – including wood bioenergy – are among the most essential industries. In this
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Meet the first baby koala born in Australian wildlife park since devastating wildfires
A wildlife park in Australia is offering a tiny, fluffy bundle of good news. Keepers announced the birth of their
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Lots of people with canceled summer travel plans are diving into the RV life
There’s never been a more appealing time to be turtle-like, to carry your home on your back and see the
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New Zealand is sitting on top of a massive bubble of lava from an ancient volcano
Scientists may have found the most compelling evidence yet that the Earth’s molten core belches out blobs of lava that
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Will the coronavirus bring back the corner store?
With more people working from home, the little variety store may thrive again. My late father used to point to
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Gogoro comes to USA with the 26 pound Eeyo e-bike
They promise “agility over utility.” We like e-bikes a lot. We particularly like practical, affordable e-bikes where you can carry
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Earth School can be your kid’s at-home science teacher
This series of 30 short videos will help kids explore and connect with nature. With 1.5 billion children out of
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Why understanding your body temperature matters right now
Until recently, you probably only thought about your body temperature around flu season. But during the pandemic, knowing your body
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