Scientists developed a way to convert plastic waste into fuel addressing global pollution
Scientists developed a way to convert plastic waste into fuel addressing global pollution
A bakery started selling its products online and shipping them to customers across the countryA city hosted a book festival that featured author talks and book signings
A fashion store started offering personal styling services to help customers find the perfect outfitsA library hosted a workshop on how to write and publish a bookA farm started selling organic eggs which quickly became a bestseller at local markets
A fire department educated 500 school children about fire safety during a visit to local schoolsA software company partnered with a nonprofit organization to donate software to schools in need
A community organized a neighborhood watch program to improve safety in the area
A grocery store started offering discounts on expired food to reduce food wasteResearchers found that eating olive oil daily reduces the risk of heart disease
The police department started a campaign to teach seniors how to avoid phone scamsA major bookstore announced it will host monthly book clubs for different age groups
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