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Month: March 2015

Poo-powered bus!

Turning waste into clean transportation. Check it out: The world’s first poo-powered bus! Engineers believe the GENeco Bio-Bus offers a sustainable alternative to public transportation. That’s because it runs on biomethane captured from the breakdown of human sewage and food

Alison March 30, 2015March 28, 2015 Environment, Inspired inventions No Comments Read more

Spring equinox supermoon solar eclipse

Spring is almost here! Tomorrow marks the vernal equinox: 12 hours of light and 12 hours of dark as those of us in the northern hemisphere transition out of winter and into spring. But what makes this equinox exceptional? The

Alison March 19, 2015March 19, 2015 Space No Comments Read more

Biggest fish doesn’t have a bone in its body

What’s 8 feet across, 14 feet long, and weighs almost 800 pounds? The world’s biggest freshwater fish. And it’s no ordinary fish, it’s a giant freshwater stingray, also known as a freshwater whipray. The ray was captured in Thailand’s Mae

Alison March 17, 2015March 19, 2015 Awesome Animals, Discoveries, Nature No Comments Read more

Quick-change camouflage

Scientists now know how chameleons change colors. Known for their ability to blend in with the environment, chameleons have been famous for their color-changing abilities since Aristotle first described them over 2,000 years ago. Most of the time, chameleons are

Alison March 13, 2015March 16, 2015 Awesome Animals, Nature 2 Comments Read more

New website!

Welcome! I am thrilled to finally be launching my new website. I’ve been hard at work creating a site that has lots to offer for everyone–links to my stories and books, as well as teacher tools for the classroom. I

Alison March 11, 2015March 13, 2015 General No Comments Read more

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