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Trash-sicles
These frozen bars might look like treats, but don’t eat them! They’re made from polluted waters in Taiwan. After noticing black water in a canal behind their college, a group of students decided to travel around the Asian island collecting water samples—which contained everything from motor oil to bottle caps. Then, to raise awareness about pollution, they froze the water in Popsicle-like molds. The students hope their project motivates people to take better care of Earth’s waterways.