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Youth impress judges during 4-H beef show at Owen Sound fair
In what was arguably the deepest class of the Grey County 4-H Beef Showdown, it was going to take a flawless showing to come out on top as junior showperson. Jaiden Stull of Markdale and her yearling heifer Maddy did just that during the show at the 173rd Owen Sound Fall Fair on Friday. “It […]
Michiganâs capital plans new approach to homelessness: A pod city
Lansing officials plan to use 50 mini housing pods in a novel approach to help alleviate homelessness in the Capitol city. Will it work?…
BYD BEV Sales Up 34% While PHEV Sales Down 23% — Charts
BYD has released its August 2025 sales data, and it’s not as dramatically positive as it has been over the course of the rest of the year. Though, it is quite interesting. (Note that the charts below are much better viewed on a computer, not a phone. Also, counter to … [continued]
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208 Grams Of Protein For $2.69?
A month ago, I wrote an article about 104 grams of protein for $1.50. I was sort of inspired by a Rich Roll YouTube video a while back where he went grocery shopping and demonstrated he was able to buy pounds and pounds of healthy plant foods for about $25-$30. … [continued]
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Hell’s Kitchen: Can Lithium & Geothermal Power Thrive In The Salton Sea
The Hell’s Kitchen project in Imperial County, California, has attracted attention because it brings together two ambitions in one place. Controlled Thermal Resources is building a facility that would generate geothermal electricity while also extracting lithium from the same brine. The plan is to deliver 25,000 tons per year of … [continued]
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