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 Koreans are still working to formally end the Korean War
NBC News · Iris Kim
70 years after the Korean War Armistice, hundreds of advocates are mobilizing to push for an official effective end of the conflict.
 How California is fighting meth with gift cards
calmatters.org · Marisa Kendall
This model, known as “contingency management,” rewards people each time their drug tests are negative. It’s been shown to have success.
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 The climate crisis presents extra challenges for disabled people
Atmos · Yessenia Funes
As temperatures break records across the globe, disabled people are sweltering.
 Fatigue can shatter a person
The Atlantic · Ed Yong
Everyday tiredness is nothing like the depleting symptom that people with long COVID-19 and ME/CFS experience.
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 In our Barbie World, plastic is not fantastic
Context · Noah J. Gordon
As cinemagoers flock to see Margot Robbie and Ryan Gosling, we need to think about plastic’s growing impact on climate change.
 Google Maps’ Eco Route can drastically cut tailpipe emissions
The Drive · Lewin Day
The tech giant estimates the emissions saved are equivalent to taking 250,000 ICE vehicles off the road.
 Is warp drive from ‘Star Trek’ possible?
JSTOR Daily · Don Lincoln
The concept is currently at odds with everything we know to be true about physics.
 Inside the bar dedicated entirely to women’s sports
Elle · Katie C Reilly
At the Sports Bra (yes, best bar name of all time) fans are finally getting some much-needed support.
 The four worst trends of this summer
PureWow · PureWow Editors
May they rest in peace alongside cold shoulder tops and unicorn Frappuccinos.
 If you can dream it, you can granita it
Punch · Punch Staff
No blenders, no shaved ice; the only tools necessary are plastic deli containers and a fork.
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