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Beijing, China to Replace 67,000 Gas Guzzling Taxis with Electric Cars

TheMindUnleashed.com shares: Motivated by air pollution that was so bad last December in Beijing, China, that flights had to be cancelled in the city’s international airport due to low visibility, the city just announced that 67,000 gas-guzzling, emission-creating taxis will be replaced with electric cars, and all new taxis will be electric as well. You…

Iowa City is Devoting 1,000 Acres to Saving Honeybees

McKinley Corbley from GoodNewsNetwork.com writes:  As honeybee populations continue to dwindle in the United States, this small town in Iowa is starting a groundbreaking initiative to save the precious pollinators. The 1,000 Acre Pollinator Initiative in Cedar Rapids is a campaign to populate 1,000 acres of the local area with wildflowers and prairie grasses essential to honeybee…

Girl Scout’s Hilariously Honest Cookie Reviews Lead to Record-breaking Sales

McKinley Corbley from GoodNewsNetwork writes:  Charlotte McCourt believes that honesty is the best policy – that’s why she wrote astonishingly blunt reviews of every Girl Scout cookie for her customers. The 11-year-old gave the Do Si Do cookie a 5 out of 10 score because of its “bland, unoriginal flavor”. Her most scathing 1/10 review was for the Toffeetastic; saying…

7,000 Railway Stations in India to Be Powered By Solar

McKinley Corbley from GoodNewsNetwork writes:  Almost all of the train stations in India will soon be powered by solar panels. While announcing the Union Budget for the 2017–2018, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley declared plans to power over 7,000 Indian railway stations with solar energy. The project has already started implementing the renewable energy system at 300…

Morality - Researchers Find Dogs and Monkeys to be Human-Like

Dogs and Monkeys Have “Human-Like Sense of Morality,” Researchers Prove

Cassius Kamarampi from TheMindUnleashed.com writes: Researchers from Kyoto University in Japan have found that dogs and capuchin monkeys have a human-like sense of morality. In particular, they react less positively to humans who are less kind, less willing to share or assist other people. Their paper was published in the journal Neuroscience & Biobehavioral Reviews.…

Teacher Changes Students By Using Tennis Balls on Chairs

Teacher Cuts Tennis Balls In Half & Glues Them To Chairs. Sees THIS Amazing Change In Students!

DavidWolfe.com shares:  Being a teacher often in involves some creativity. Whether it’s making a lesson easier to understand or keeping the class interested, teachers often find unique ways to help their students succeed. Speech language pathologist Amy Maplethorpe is no exception. Amy teaches at Raymond Ellis Elementary School in Round Lake, Illinois. With a little…