Jenna Reilly

1 month ago | thecooldown.com | Jenna Reilly

After both her children grew up and moved away, Jaime — a Californian farmer — decided it was time to think about what was next for her. She started her new chapter traveling in a horse trailer before upgrading to a cozy converted school bus, reported autoevolution. The blue and white 1998 International 3800 school bus with a 7.3 turbo diesel engine was already fully converted when Jaime purchased it and only had 114,000 miles on it.

1 month ago | thecooldown.com | Jenna Reilly

One Redditor recently shared their story of potential water theft that resulted in the mysterious usage of 12,000 gallons of water. Posted in the r/legaladvice subreddit, the original poster explained that their grandmother owns a house but doesn't currently live in it due to health reasons. The grandmother's next-door neighbor has tried multiple shady tactics to try to seize the property, including lying about being a member of the HOA and Ameritek in a notarized letter.

1 month ago | thecooldown.com | Jenna Reilly

Ranpak, a long-standing global leader in sustainable packaging, has announced a new addition to its product line: PaperWrap. According to Business Wire, PaperWrap is a new material set to replace its wasteful predecessor — plastic. In the world of shipping, plastic wrap is used to surround pallets of products for safe travel and delivery. The new and innovative PaperWrap aims to replace this use of plastic and help businesses reduce their environmental impact.

1 month ago | yahoo.com | Jenna Reilly

A new study linked soil and water pollution to the human health crisis of global heart disease, according to News Medical Life Sciences. Published in the journal Atherosclerosis, the study reviewed the effects of soil and water contaminants such as heavy metals, synthetic chemicals, microplastics, and nanoplastics on human health. The research concluded that soil and water pollution contributed to noncommunicable diseases, including cardiovascular diseases.

1 month ago | thecooldown.com | Jenna Reilly

After a Tesla owner left their vehicle parked at a charging station, another driver unplugged their car for no apparent reason. The Tesla owner posted the video evidence on Reddit and asked, "Can someone explain why someone would do this?"Shared in the r/mildlyinfuriating subreddit, the video shows the driver of a Rivian walking up to the parked Tesla, pulling the plug, putting it back in the charging station, and walking away.