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Solar energy is booming Rolling Stone · Thor Benson The president and his administration want to kill clean energy and boost fossil fuels, but they can’t stop solar. 

Summer camps remain a battleground over national identity theconversation.com · Seth T. Kannarr and Derek H. Alderman At camp, young people practice living with others, encounter people from different backgrounds and create community together. 

Why do fireflies glow? It’s more than butt goo. Popular Science · Laura Kiniry These luminous beetles use light to flirt and fend off predators. 

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Would you eat this guy? Defector · Sabrina Imbler For many participants in a study recently published in scientific journal PLOS One, the answer was yes — but rather reluctantly. 

The U.S. that World Cup fans didn’t expect to love BBC Travel · Jeff Bogle From roadside convenience stores to lonely landscapes, travellers are discovering little-known slices of Americana away from the host cities. 

The ‘Heated Rivalry’ paradox The Nation · Patrick DeHahn What does it mean that TV’s biggest hit is a mega-steamy gay romance at the same time as anti-queer hatred rages out of control? 

The Byrds and the Beatles Guitar Player · Andrew Daly Byrds founder Roger McGuinn on the origins of John Lennon’s trippiest track. 

The urban swimming revolution is here dwell · Jessica Furseth Across a growing number of European and American cities, people are taking back their waterways. 

The inherent optimism of time travel lithub.com · Jessica M. Goldstein Do you ever feel like everything was better before? Actually, does anyone not feel this way? 

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