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• Japanese man moves into Mexico airport
For reasons he can't explain, the Japanese man has been in Terminal 1 of the Benito Juarez International Airport since Sept. 2, surviving off donations from fast-food restaurants and passengers and sleeping in a chair. At first, he frightened ...
• Americans still giving, despite economic crisis
SEATTLE - As more Americans turn to charity amid worsening economic gloom, operators of food banks and other aid groups are relying on the surprisingly resilient generosity of their neighbors and finding that even when times are tough, people still ...
• Urban growers go high-tech to feed city diners
The goal here is to look at growing food crops in small spaces," he said. Long a niche technology existing in the shadow of conventional growing methods, hydroponics is getting a second look from university researchers and public health advocates. ...
• Spiders get their space legs — all eight of them
They delivered a second kitchen and bathroom, two new astronaut bedrooms, additional gym equipment, a space food fridge and a water recycling system that turns urine into drinking water. Mission Control noticed the new spider web early Thursday and ...
• EarthTalk: Eco-clubs and Bush's legacy
A typical RV weighs more and gets worse gas mileage than an 18-wheeler truck, and those who might have bought one in the past to save money on lodging and food on their road travels are now realizing that filling ‘er up might end up costing more ...