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max December 22, 2024 7 minute read

Nobody is making chocolate like this

What happens when you turn cacao into a microbiology experiment? Some damn good chocolate.

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A nearly ripe cacao pod growing in the lab of Blackley and Sefami
A nearly ripe cacao pod growing in the lab of Blackley and Sefami (Max Levy)

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kim April 8, 2025

The horses and mules that moved mountains and hearts

Forest Service stock animals are indispensable to trail work on public lands in the West. Trump’s radical upheaval is accelerating the death of a disappearing art.

Two horses stand on top of a mountain peak.
In the front, Easter, a rare-colored Palomino horse at the Rocky Mountain District in the U.S. Forest Service, is a gentle giant that's handsome — but far from a paragon of elegance.
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