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Seasoning Basics

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Seasonings are key element of any successful recipe. Learn interesting facts about herbs and spices as well as how they are typically used.

Is coal to liquid more efficient than gasoline?

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Is coal to liquid more efficient than gasoline? Keep reading to learn if coal to liquid is more efficient than gasoline.

Carbon Capture-to-fuel Is Here

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We're pulling CO2 out of thin air and transforming it into a fuel. HowStuffWorks looks at the science and how close it is to commercial viability.

9 Blue Butterfly Species You Won't Believe Are Real

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Some of the most dazzling insects in the world are blue butterflies. With their iridescent wings and delicate forms, these rare beauties bring color to grasslands, coastal areas and conservation efforts alike.

Essential Oils Profiles

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By becoming acquainted with essential oils you can improve on and advance your aromatherapy practices. Read dozens of essential oil profiles.

How to Get Rid of Chipmunks

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Though they may be cute, if chipmunks get into your garden you'll have to get rid of them before they cause damage. Learn about how to get rid of chipmunks in this article.

Taro Gives the Potato a Run for Its Nutritional Buck

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Taro is a starchy root tuber that looks a lot like a potato, but it's rich in polyphenols, giving it a bigger bang as a healthy alternative.

How Mangrove Forests Are Great for the Planet

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Mangroves provide a habitat for wildlife such as fish, birds, deer and insects. They also stabilize shorelines, protect against storm surges and improve water quality. What's not to love?

The Once-banned Gooseberry Has Made a Comeback in the U.S.

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The U.S. banned the gooseberry in the early 1900s because it contributed to white pine blister rust disease. But few states outlaw it anymore, so eat up!

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