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💅💋 @cali_aesthetic

12 months ago

My own worst enemy but the hell else am i supposed 2 do

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Nostalgia

@NostalgiaFolder

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💅💋 @cali_aesthetic

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The Adorable Pups

@TheAdorablePups

12 days ago

The dog deserves an oscar 😭

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FALL GUY GENERAL

@FallGuyGeneral

passionate Fall Guy player OG👑👑👑 season 4 Gold knight 😊 also host my own Fallguys tournaments on discord join if you interested https://t.co/kYkEk9Ero3

Jay

@Fr33_291r1t

Who here gave my dumbass internet privileges #Kitsch

托马斯杰斐逊三世

@David3032250806

曾经的托马斯杰斐逊，托马斯杰斐逊二世。

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BRGT | DIRTY BLONDE

@BebeRexha_GT

13 days ago

there’s still time to make this her lush life

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itzy binks ohtani 💙🇲🇽 @itzybitzyminnie

11 days ago

"is that Madonna?"- my 11 year old brother

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💅💋 @cali_aesthetic

12 days ago

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Massimo

@Rainmaker1973

13 days ago

Two 18-year-old students from Pennsylvania have developed an innovative, low-cost exhaust filter that turns harmful vehicle emissions into oxygen using microalgae. Rohan Kapoor and Jack Reichert created the Go Green Filter, a compact device that easily attaches to a car’s tailpipe. The filter uses living microalgae to capture carbon dioxide and other pollutants, releasing clean oxygen in their place. Inspired by research from an MIT professor, the pair spent nearly a year perfecting their prototype. According to Chester County Press, the device costs only about $50 to produce and has demonstrated a remarkable 74% reduction in emissions during testing. The teenagers estimate that if their filter were installed on all vehicles worldwide, it could potentially cut global carbon emissions by more than 16%. A simple yet powerful idea that proves young innovators can make a real impact on the climate crisis.

Rainmaker1973's tweet photo. Two 18-year-old students from Pennsylvania have developed an innovative, low-cost exhaust filter that turns harmful vehicle emissions into oxygen using microalgae.

Rohan Kapoor and Jack Reichert created the Go Green Filter, a compact device that easily attaches to a car’s tailpipe. The filter uses living microalgae to capture carbon dioxide and other pollutants, releasing clean oxygen in their place.

Inspired by research from an MIT professor, the pair spent nearly a year perfecting their prototype. According to Chester County Press, the device costs only about $50 to produce and has demonstrated a remarkable 74% reduction in emissions during testing.

The teenagers estimate that if their filter were installed on all vehicles worldwide, it could potentially cut global carbon emissions by more than 16%.

A simple yet powerful idea that proves young innovators can make a real impact on the climate crisis.

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Pop Base

@PopBase

19 days ago

Daniella Monet has revealed the plot for the ‘Victorious’ spin-off titled ‘Hollywood Arts.’ Trina Vega gets a job at Hollywood Arts as a substitute teacher to see if any of the students have famous parents that she can use to become a star, but then finds purpose in teaching.