"We have had very big changes because of our garden." 10/1/18
In Tanzania, a Garden That Feeds Bellies and Brains
For O'Brien School for the Maasai teacher Saphi Yohana, growing a garden isn't just a nice thing to do—it's a way keep kids in the classroom. As increased droughts have struck the region of Tanzania, malnourishment has spread. By providing two veggie-based meals a day, the O'Brien School is now greeting energized, happy students each morning and sending them home to spread a passion for produce.
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Building the Ultra-Efficient Drive
You'd drive a car made with a lawn chair, a dismantled drill, a 3D printer and some recycled hockey sticks, right? Benjamin Esquirol and his buddies from Saskatchewan Polytechnic sure would ... in fact they did! Welcome to Shell Eco-marathon, where young people from around the world build and drive ultra-energy-efficient vehicles towards a more sustainable future.
After immigrating to the United States from Macao, Eva Sam opened Popular Jewelry in the heart of New York's Chinatown. Although business started out slow, one day, the rap gods shined down upon the store. After Wu-Tang Clan's Cappadonna visited, hip-hop stars like Beyoncé, Travis Scott, Macklemore and A$AP Rocky began to follow.
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