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The 'Lego' truck that's trying to fix Vancouver's recycling problem

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By Ainslie Cruickshank Verified
| Be Giant Verified
Robert Weatherbe loves a creative solution. Almost four decades ago that meant driving around Vancouver in an old hatchback with his longtime business partner, Louise Schwarz, collecting used office paper for recycling.
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The ‘Lego’ truck that’s trying to fix Vancouver’s recycling problem

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By Ainslie Cruickshank Verified
| Flipboard
0:24 8 hours ago US: Bear Family Gets Trapped Inside Recycling Dumpster Before Animal Control Rescue. StringersHub • 8h Colorado, United States - September 25, 2026 A family of bears became trapped inside a recycling dumpster before animal control officers stepped in to help the animals escape. The video posted by the Summit County Sheriff’s Office shows a black bear standing on a metal platform beside two green dumpsters before rearing up against the railing.
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Klimawandel: Grauwale verhungern im Pazifik

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By Ainslie Cruickshank Verified
| Spektrum.de Verified
Bericht Lesedauer ca. 5 Minuten Drucken Teilen Ökologie der Ozeane: Das alarmierende Sterben der Grauwale Entlang der Pazifikküste werden seit Jahren immer wieder tote Grauwale angespült. Die Populationen brechen ein. Wissenschaftler kommen der Ursache zwar langsam auf die Spur – aber eine schnelle Rettung wird es nicht geben. Toter Grauwal, angespült 2023 am Limantour Beach in der Nähe von San Francisco. Exklusive Übersetzung aus Die Kadaver tauchten wie aus dem Nichts auf.
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