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Plant species discovered in the well-trodden Pine Barrens

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By Sarah Ruiz
| Grid Magazine
Along the sandy banks of the New Jersey Pine Barrens’ meandering streams, a small grasslike plant with clusters of white, star-shaped flowers bloomed unnoticed for millennia until botanist and Temple University professor Sasha Eisenman made a surprising discovery. This rare and endangered plant, previously unknown to science, is found nowhere else in the world but New Jersey. The plant was long assumed to simply be the northernmost population of a species called the coastal false asphodel.
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Meet the activists rebelling for life on Earth

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By Sarah Ruiz
| Grid Magazine
In the gray light of early morning, four activists snuck onto a bridge overlooking U.S. Route 202 in Pennsylvania. There on the chain-link fence, they clipped their banner and unfurled it in view of the sleepy commuters just starting to pass below.
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Could a sustainable energy option have been lying beneath Philly’s sidewalks for a century?

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By Sarah Ruiz
| Grid Magazine
Tucked into a still corner of Grays Ferry, a block-spanning brick building with towering stacks overlooks the river and its walking trail. Thick steel pipes snake around the compound, carrying water and gas to tanks and boilers. The air thrums with the sound of machinery hard at work turning water into steam. This is the Vicinity Energy Schuylkill plant, and it’s what’s known as a combined heat and power plant. Giant boilers within combust fuel to spin turbines that generate electricity.
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