Middle school students designed a solar-powered backpack that charges mobile devices
Middle school students designed a solar-powered backpack that charges mobile devices
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The postal service introduced a same-day delivery service for packages in major citiesA celebrity chef cooked a special meal for a charity gala that raised $500000 for hunger reliefResearchers calculated that taking public transit instead of driving saves 200 gallons of gas per year
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