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Electric Go-Karts

By: Casper Campfield, Student

Switching to electric go-karts and EVs can bring real benefits for people and the planet. EVs produce zero tailpipe emissions, which reduces air pollution, leads to cleaner air, and improves public health. Also, electric vehicles are much quieter than gas-powered vehicles, which reduces noise pollution, something that can make cities and neighborhoods more peaceful and less stressful.

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Chesapeake Bay

By: Ivo, Arnol, and Aykhan

The Chesapeake Bay—the largest estuary in the United States—has been shaped by both nature and people for centuries. Historically the Bay was famous for its rich oyster reefs, fish, and underwater grass that supports wildlife and local economies. Over time, however, human activities such as farming, city development, industrial discharge, and overharvesting changed the Bay’s water quality and habitats, setting the stage for long-term environmental problems that scientists and communities are still working to fix today.

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Is Air Quality too Bad?

By: Benjamin Siegel, Journalist

Clean air helps us breathe better and more clearly. When air contains harmful chemicals, especially tiny particles called PM2.5 and gases like ground-level ozone, it can hurt the lungs, stress the heart, and even harm plants and wildlife. What can we do to improve air quality for ourselves and for the environment?

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Restoring the Bay

By: Connor Trace, Darwin Cabrera, Partap Kahlon, and Diego Moreno

The Chesapeake Bay has been a foundation for human communities and natural systems for centuries, but centuries of development and environmental pressures have weakened it. Climate change and sea level rise threaten to amplify existing problems and impose new ones. But the Bay is not beyond repair. Understanding the challenges and contributing toward solutions can help preserve the Bay for future generations.

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Invasives In The Chesapeake Bay!

By: Alice Lee, Author

Invasive species are taking over the Chesapeake Bay! Learn about the species and the fight against them to save our bay that the over 18 million people and 3,600 species call home.

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What is a Scooter?

By: Vihaan Patel, Journalist

Wether you're racing down the sidewalk or showing off cool tricks at the park, scooters are the ultimate ride for speed, style, and serious fun! Discover the best picks, safety tips, and must-have features in our awesome scooter guide for kids.

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The History Of Baseball Bats

By: Maddox Binsted, Journalist

Have you ever wondered how baseball bats are made? Well come see how baseball bats are created in this article.

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Black Hawk crash in Honduras

By: WIlmer Lemus, Journalist

On March 5, 2025, at approximately 9:34 a.m., a Sikorsky UH-60L Black Hawk crashed in Honduras while attempting a "precautionary emergency landing," according to Interesting Engineer with the incident. This crash raises concerns, especially since a similar event occurred over the Potomac River just two months earlier, also involving a Black Hawk.

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How does a Bicycle Work?

By: Vihaan Patel, Journalist

Everyday people go to work, school, and places that we have to go in our everyday lives. A very high percentage of these people, use the most fuel efficient, and smart way to find their destination. This invention left the world in awe, and now people are using the bicycle every single day. Whether riding for skipping traffic, going to school early in the morning, or just for fun, this invention is a perfect way to get exercise and have fun.

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Bird Flu: Skyrocketing Egg Prices

By: Rachel Cao, Journalist

You’ve probably seen the skyrocketing egg prices, and wondered what was happening. As you may or may not have heard, a flu by the name of the Bird Flu (H5 Bird Flu) has been going around. This widespread outbreak has affected the entire world even spreading to humans working in the U.S. Dairy and poultry workers.

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Dinosaur Extinction Started Fruit Evolution

By: Prisha Polra, Journalist

Dinosaurs going extinct left a power vacuum that allowed plants to evolve and let flowering plants become fruits. Those fruits were crucial to human survival and allowed humans to survive and thrive.

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Bird Safe Glass

By: Kaden Brock, Journalist

Nearly 1 billion birds die in the U.S. every year, stripes or dots are placed at most 2 inches apart are the best way of warning birds. Agustin Sanchez made a hotel with vertical white stripes 2 inches apart to reduce bird deaths, he then reported that he had zero bird deaths after implementing them.

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