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Waste Coffee Grounds offer new source of biodiesel fuel
Researchers in Nevada are reporting that waste coffee grounds can provide a cheap, abundant, and environmentally friendly source of biodiesel fuel for powering...
Coffee Customers Pay It Forward Like Never Before
Even in these tough times, it is becoming "downright common" for Starbucks customers at this drive-thru window to pay the bill for the car...
Ethical Coffee Helps Save Peruvian Rainforest
Once bleak and lifeless places degraded by years of high-impact farming, Peruvian coffee farms are being transformed by a growing trend for certification schemes...
Study Suggests a Link Between Coffee and a Longer Life
A recent study suggests that drinking coffee may lengthen your life. Drinking just two to three cups of coffee a day was shown to...
The Smell of Coffee May Be Enough to Awaken the Brain
A recent study has shown that simply smelling coffee (rather than drinking it) may awaken the brain and relieve stress without the negative...
Peace is Delicious for Traditional Foes Who Now Grow Coffee Together
In Uganda, one man went to his neighbors and his friends and brought together three groups of people - Christian, Muslim and Jewish -...
Cat Poo Coffee Cost A Lot
A rare type of coffee made from the droppings of the civet cat is wowing coffee connoisseurs around the world. Enzymes in the cats'...
Police Reward Good Drivers with Coffee
"Police in a California suburb are stopping law-abiding motorists and rewarding their good driving with $5 Starbucks gift cards." (AP WIre)
Latte Art in Coffee Cups Served in NYC Cafe (Video)
A coffee shop in New York city is creating latte art on the surface of espressos with steamed milk. Complex flowers, hearts and even...
New Coffee Helps Save Chimps and Impoverished Farmers at the Same Time
Chimpanzees and coffee have more in common than you might think. It was in Gombe National Park in Tanzania in 1960 that legendary primatologist...
Afghans Flock to First Coffee Shop in Kandahar
"The success of Kandahar's first – and only – cafe is a reminder that amid images of soldiers, bombs and Humvees, Afghanistan is still...
Having Coffee With a Beggar
He was dirty. His nose was black. His nails were black. His blue jeans were black. He had been begging the whole day and...
Good News in History, November 15
7 years ago, Pakistani archeologists revealed to the world the finished excavations of the Bhamala Stupa, one of the oldest in the world, and...
World’s First Wooden Satellite Aims to Tackle Space Debris Problem with Sustainable Solution
One might imagine the hostile environment of space as bad news for any organic molecules.
However, Japanese engineers just created a wooden satellite called LignoSat,...
She Was Going to Take Her Own Life, Then Married the Train Driver Who Spotted Her on Tracks
Charlotte stood on the train tracks ready for a train to come sweeping down the rails and end it all.
However the driver of that...
Americans Reveal Top 10 Garden Hacks–Like Deterring Cats with Cinnamon and Singing to Plants
Americans have revealed the most unusual hacks to help their gardens thrive, like keeping away cats using cinnamon, and making plants grow faster by...
Artist Makes Furniture Out of Tennis Balls That Otherwise Would Take 400 Years to Decompose in Landfills
Every year, 300 million tennis balls are manufactured for the beloved sport, and almost all are throw out.
A Belgian eco-designer has begun to repurpose...
Handy with a Hammer and Saw, Eagle Scout Renovates Oklahoma Nun’s Food Bank
A boy scout and his family were volunteering at a local food pantry when he realized the outdoor seating was in need of a...
Big Chocolate on Brink of Revolution as Swiss Scientists Use Cocoa Bean Waste to Replace Sugar
Researchers in Zurich have found a way to potentially transform chocolate manufacturing by using the husk and the flesh of the cocoa bean pod...
Woman With Fear of Rejection Cures Herself With Self-Esteem by Asking Odd Requests of Strangers
A young woman who was 'crippled by a fear of rejection' says she has cured herself by doing a series outrageous challenges in public.
Sophie...