[Vision2020] Fw:How a Spanish Ghost Town Became an Eco-Village, This Coral Can Release a Deadly Toxin, Babies Time Smiles for Maximum Manipulation and More

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How a Spanish Ghost Town Became an Eco-Village, This Coral Can Release a Deadly Toxin, Babies Time Smiles for Maximum Manipulation and More
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  Daily    SEPTEMBER 30 2015
 Spain Has Turned a Ghost Town Into an Off-Grid Eco-VillageA photographer documents the remote, self-sufficient lifestyle
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 A domed building serves as the village center and is visible from everywhere in Matavenero, Spain (Kevin Faingnaert)

 
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