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Good News Network14 Oct, 11:30
Pittsburgh Water Launches Debt Forgiveness Program to Help Families with Rising Costs
Mongabay14 Oct, 10:38
Invasive lionfish reach Brazil’s largest coral reefs. Local fishers fight back
Yale Climate Connections14 Oct, 06:59
Coeur d’Alene Tribe works to restore native prairie
Reasons to be Cheerful14 Oct, 04:00
Teenagers Worldwide Are Tackling the Plastics Crisis
Global Voices14 Oct, 00:00
In Kyrgyzstan, persons with disabilities are collecting proof of physical barriers to hold the government accountable
Sahan Journal13 Oct, 23:54
Minneapolis Public Schools drops proposal to close schools next year
amp.dw.com13 Oct, 18:50
Hungarian lawmakers repealed provisions from the Orban era that targeted LGBTQ+ people, though the scope and timing of the change are unclear.
CNN13 Oct, 18:27
New York City's horse-drawn carriages are set to end, following years of animal welfare campaigns against the practice.
Meta13 Oct, 17:23
Major tech companies and international law enforcement launched a joint crackdown targeting scam networks operating across West Africa.
Good News Network13 Oct, 11:30
Italian Bio-methane Plant Comes Online, Providing Renewable Gas to Over 3,000 Homes
Yale Climate Connections13 Oct, 06:59
These ingenious fishponds fed Hawaiians before colonialism
Mongabay13 Oct, 04:39
In a first for the DRC, a homegrown NGO will co-manage a wildlife reserve
Reasons to be Cheerful13 Oct, 04:00
Young Adults Are Building Safe Spaces for Unhoused Peers
Mongabay13 Oct, 03:34
Photos: Taiwan’s tea revival blends ancient terraces with new climate adaptations
Mongabay12 Oct, 17:11
Chinook salmon return to historical habitat following removal of four US dams
CBS News12 Oct, 15:34
A nonprofit called Young Musicians Unite provides free music education to more than 20,000 students in Miami.
regjeringen.no12 Oct, 10:57
Norway designated Andfjorden as its largest marine protected area, covering 1,848.5 square kilometres of coral reefs, kelp forests, fish nurseries, whales and seabirds.
Mongabay12 Oct, 09:27
First Nation-led effort replants kelp forests in Clayoquot Sound
The New Times12 Oct, 09:12
Rwanda cut maternal deaths by 30% in two years, part of an 85% decline over two decades, using digital health systems to flag high-risk pregnancies and connect remote doctors with specialists.
Sahan Journal12 Oct, 09:00
Indigenous youth need community and culture to heal from trauma
Positive News12 Oct, 05:55
Putting a ring on it: the plan to green London’s beloved edges
Mongabay12 Oct, 05:53
Community action to protect Cambodia’s seas: Interview with commune leader Sorn Srenh
Reasons to be Cheerful12 Oct, 04:00
Can Students and Teachers Learn to Trust Each Other in the Age of A.I.?
united24media.com11 Oct, 12:19
Ukraine has expanded its free hot school lunch programme to cover 3 million students in grades 1 to 11 nationwide, continuing to serve meals even in frontline regions amid attacks and blackouts.
reuters.com10 Oct, 23:52
IKEA is preparing its stores to serve as emergency shelters during blackouts, floods or infrastructure attacks, building on its 2024 response when a store sheltered over 600 people during Valencia floods.
The Star10 Oct, 16:12
Kenya's president ordered free school meals nationwide starting Term 1 of 2027.
ECOticias.com10 Oct, 10:10
Six seawater heat pumps in Aarhus now heat 1,900 homes, drawing up to 1.2 million litres of bay water hourly and producing up to 3.5 times the heat of the electricity used, replacing wood pellets.
Global Voices10 Oct, 00:00
How Ecuador is fighting to keep industrial trans fats off the food shelf
Good Green News9 Oct, 17:20
A Columbia-led study found fine particle pollution inside Manhattan's congestion pricing zone fell about 13% in its first year, as vehicle entries dropped roughly 11%.
abc.net.au9 Oct, 17:03
A family restored a reef ecosystem on an island left barren by guano mining, turning it into a thriving marine habitat.
theguardian.com9 Oct, 16:46
Women in Nigeria's Niger Delta have planted 3 million mangroves, restoring 190 hectares of swamp forest and bringing fish and crabs back to wetlands damaged by oil pollution, while training over 400 women in restoration work.
Yale Climate Connections9 Oct, 14:42In Spanish
Mientras El Niño agrava la sequía en Panamá, los árboles ayudan a los ganaderos a sobrevivir
As El Niño intensifies drought on Panama's Azuero Peninsula, ranchers using silvopasture, planting trees among pastures, report more abundant and better-quality water and improved forage compared with conventional neighbouring farms.
Good Good Good9 Oct, 14:07
Detroit builds a stronger pipeline of teachers equipped to support students with autism
Waging Nonviolence9 Oct, 13:28
Inside the successful Indigenous campaign against illegal Chinese mining in Africa
Good News Network9 Oct, 11:30
Australia Announces 3 New National Parks to Protect Gliders, Owls, and Other Victoria Wildlife
CalMatters9 Oct, 07:55
Deadly e-bike crashes shaped 3 new California safety laws. Here’s what they do
Sahan Journal9 Oct, 07:00
Minneapolis expects to fund up to 700 rental vouchers. Here’s how to enter the waitlist lottery
Reasons to be Cheerful9 Oct, 04:00
Gen Z Is Rescuing Millions in Medical Supplies
ndtv.com8 Oct, 23:08
India's government capped trade margins on cancer drugs, a move expected to cut prices by up to 70%.
Good Good Good8 Oct, 16:47
Instead of putting shelter cats down, this rescue turned them into working barn cats: 'Our program has ended euthanasia for feral cats entirely'