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Christine Dulion
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Lifestyle Editor, The Millennial Source
Atlanta, Costa Rica
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Biography
I am a freelance writer, editor, storyteller and all-around wordsmith. I am based in Atlanta, GA and Heredia, Costa Rica. I love to travel, meet interesting people (and learn their stories,) cook, write and read. I'm particularly interested in the stories of small and local businesses, innovators, social causes, helping and inspiring people, living sustainably and nurturing creativity. I love taking on new challenges and always having a diverse portfolio and lineup of projects.
business, fashion, politics
Content
Government makes surprising move to block controversial export: 'This will be hundreds of years of heritage and culture gone'
By Christine Dulion Verified| The Cool Down@ The United Kingdom has officially banned the export of endangered European eels to Russia. As The Guardian reported, the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs refused a request to export millions of glass eels — baby eels that develop into juvenile elvers — to Kaliningrad. This is a pivot, as DEFRA permitted the same trader, Peter Wood of UK Glass Eels, to export one tonne of eels last year (around 1.1 tons).
Scientists baffled after observing unusual behavior in vulnerable bird species: 'Their farming actions play an important role'
By Christine Dulion Verified| The Cool Down@ The superb lyrebird, an Australian ground-dwelling songbird, has long been known for its talent for mimicry and elaborate mating dance. But scientists recently discovered that this bird is more than a master impressionist with a knack for shaking its tail feather — it's also a forest farmer with a surprisingly big impact.
Traveler shares brilliant hack to reuse old bottle caps for everyday chores: 'It's surprisingly effective'
By Christine Dulion Verified| The Cool Down@ Camping is a fun way to relax and enjoy nature, but it can also mean roughing it, including not always having access to running water. But one Reddit user has a brilliantly simple solution that uses something you probably already have in your kitchen: a dish soap cap. This easy swap helps campers turn basic water bottles into efficient rinse stations — with no special gear required and no unnecessary spending.
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The Millennial Source