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A bridge too far: How the U.S. stayed undefeated in the Bridges Cup
A large, early lead by the Americans proved insurmountable in a nail-biter at this year’s Bridges Cup at Haesley Nine Bridges in South Korea.
Club World Cup ticket prices sky-high for global fans, normal for jaded U.S. market
Prices have shifted beyond all recognition since 1994, when tickets to World Cup finals games in the United States could be ...
This native Michigan apple tree could hold the key to saving apples from climate change
The Malus coronaria learned to fight frost by blooming two or three weeks later than the trees that produce cultivated ...
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The Thoroughly American Reason Fruit Is Usually On The Bottom Of Your Yogurt Cups
If you've ever wondered why it's a common practice to place fruit at the bottom of a yogurt cup, you'll need to look at ...
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WNA and Cambio partner to launch aluminium coffee pods for Keurig brewers
Waldner North America (WNA) has partnered with Cambio Roasters to launch the first aluminium coffee pods designed for Keurig ...
North America’s Largest Native Fruit Shakes Up Local Ecosystems
Pawpaw trees suppress plant diversity through dense, shady growth, creating unpredictable ecosystems, but fostering diverse ...
8 high-protein fruits to lose weight, gain muscle
Fruits are packed with essential nutrients and contribute to a balanced diet. They support digestion, prevent chronic ...
Ingredient used in more than 9,200 processed foods and drinks banned over cancer link
A synthetic red dye used in thousands of food and drink products has been banned by US officials after being linked to cancer ...