The big push and big fall of Algal fuels
An investment bubble burst when it was realized that algal fuel costs more energy than it produces, but some holdouts are still betting on its long-term possibility.
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Four friends and a YouTube channel are bringing fun and irreverence to men’s fashion and streetwear
PAQ has and continues to make streetwear more about how we want to express ourselves and less about who’s wearing the most expensive shoes.
An open letter to my partner who might decide to do nothing for this assignment
I’m sorry but I think I may finally snap.
Does being an NBA legend’s son make life easier?
With Bronny James teaming up with Zaire Wade it seems like Sierra Canyon are the new Lakers of high school
The messy life of a K-pop Idol
Passing an audition is hard enough, but the next step on the road of becoming a Kpop group or soloist is an even more pressing and hectic.
Don Cherry will be missed by fans, but firing him was the right thing to do
The former NHL coach has revived the longest misconduct penalty of his life.
Our electronic waste is poisoning the countries desperate enough to take it off our hands
Electronics often carry toxic chemicals such as zinc, flame retardants, barium, nickel, and lead which can damage the kidneys and nervous systems of both humans and animals.
Do you need a high refresh rate monitors to have a good gaming experience?
Even if you are a gamer it can be difficult deciding if you need the 144hz monitor over the 60hz and which brand you should get.
Amazon’s ongoing battle with counterfeits
Brands are growing frustrated with the online retailer’s inability to protect their intellectual property.
Microsoft is making a Hellblade sequel for Xbox Series X. Here’s what made the original so groundbreaking
Hellblade: Senua’s Sacrifice is a game unlike any other. It is a game that many people may enjoy with combat, puzzles and eerie audio and visuals that will put you on the edge of your seat.
The environmental toll of batteries
Batteries are making concerns on the new type of environment threatening pollution.
Saudi Arabia is using huge sporting events to burnish its image. Critics call it “Sportswashing”
Some athletes and organizations are pocketing big fees. Others are quietly staying away.
An in-depth and exhaustive study into the quality of my school’s bathrooms
From creepy to unusable to a glorious refuge away from the laws of school and god, these are the rooms where business gets done.
Parkinson’s disease is incurable, but we can reduce its progression
When my grandfather was diagnosed with this disorder of the nervous system, our whole family had to learn how to help.
The three exercises that will make you powerful
Sometimes it’s not just about working hard, it’s about how you lift and what exercises you do to get shredded.
Deafening noises, snarled traffic, and boundless patriotism: how Beijing residents saw the 70th National Military Parade
8forty spoke to Beijing residents to understand how they saw this year’s massive military parade close up.
Soundcloud rap is not dead yet
After the death of three of the biggest artists, some have argued that the genre has reached it’s terrible conclusion. They’re wrong.
Twitch is not keeping up with its users expectations of fair behavior
Twitch is one of the biggest streaming platforms in the world but behind the scenes, their support department has some glaring issues.
Is Iran going through another revolution?
Iranians are taking every chance to protest against the Islamic regime
How two YouTubers raised enough money to plant 20 million trees in only a couple of months
The earth could run out of trees completely in the next 300 years. Can YouTubers actually help reduce deforestation?
