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Ideas that fixed real problems.

  1. Positive News

    The new certification scheme helping solar farms become havens for wildlife

  2. ECOticias.com

    Angelina Jolie's foundation has protected 150,720 acres of Cambodian forest for 20 years, and rangers removed more than 4.8 miles of illegal snares in 2025.

  3. AS USA

    Bison reintroduced to Oklahoma's Tallgrass Prairie Preserve in 1993 have grown from 300 to about 2,700, boosting wildflowers, creating new ponds and reducing wildfire fuel across 39,000 acres.

  4. wlrn.org

    Some schools in Broward County, Florida, will begin providing free menstrual products to students.

  5. CalMatters

    CARE Court can profoundly change lives, and California’s justice system, if given the chance

  6. Yale Climate Connections

    Indigenous leaders have climate solutions. This group helps them get funding.

  7. Yale Climate Connections

    Rain gardens and trees are helping Pittsburgh reduce flooding

  8. Agência PúblicaIn Portuguese

    Quando o patrão pede voto

    Brazil's labour prosecutors logged 1,341 reports of employer electoral harassment so far in 2026, with courts resolving 99% of cases through fines, injunctions or settlements.

  9. Reasons to be Cheerful

    A Wall Meant to Divide Is Uniting Left and Right in Texas

  10. Positive News

    Volunteers became salmon, deer and earthworms. Then they set out to save their river

  11. Global Voices

    Students air their frustrations anonymously online as emigration tempts many young people in North Macedonia

  12. wisn

    Milwaukee opened a braille trail designed to make a nature area accessible to blind and visually impaired visitors.

  13. DredgeWire

    A 400-acre island built decades ago from dredged sediment in Tampa Bay has become a nesting refuge for thousands of migratory birds, with tens of thousands visiting annually.

  14. theguardian.com

    An Indigenous group turned three vacant lots in Philadelphia into native gardens growing endangered Lenape corn and Nanticoke squash, creating habitat for local birds and insects.

  15. MU - Home

    A solar-powered desalination unit has supplied more than 7.5 million litres of water to an off-grid Aboriginal boarding school in Western Australia, with students helping install and maintain it.

  16. Houston Chronicle

    Houston's Bread of Life rebuilt a youth center destroyed by fire in 2021 into the Knowles-Rowland House, creating 31 permanent homes with mental health and addiction support for people exiting homelessness.

  17. idausa.org

    California advanced policies promoting coexistence with wildlife, strengthened protections for endangered species and blocked an expansion of hunting.

  18. Mongabay

    Nigeria drove thousands of gold miners from a national park. But can it keep them out?

  19. The Independent

    Solar-powered pumps now supply clean water to all 36 families in Nova Sociedade, Brazil, after a 2024 drought forced long walks for water; the nonprofit has equipped 29 other communities.

  20. Oceanographic

    The High Seas Treaty, aimed at protecting marine biodiversity in international waters, has now been ratified by 100 countries, moving closer to universal adoption.

  21. The 19th

    Mismatched IDs aren’t stopping trans Kansans from voting

  22. Yale Climate Connections

    Houses of worship in New York City prepare for growing climate threats

  23. Mongabay

    Vulture conservation project to target illegal killing and poisoning in Chad

  24. Good News Digest

    London's Prince Charles Cinema secured a new 25-year lease after facing a closure threat from its landlord.

  25. abc.net.au

    Surgeons successfully separated conjoined twins from Fiji in a complex operation.

  26. The Globe and Mail

    A supportive housing project in British Columbia that initially faced neighbourhood opposition has gained local acceptance over time.

  27. Good Good Good

    Fishermen are combing the Chesapeake Bay for abandoned 'ghost' traps and saving wildlife thanks to $225K grant

  28. Global Voices

    Peru’s Indigenous people in Cutivireni and Oviri take the front line against Amazon wildfires

  29. The Maravi Post

    Malawi is launching a three-year programme to give 900 children with disabilities in Lilongwe and Mzimba North free orthopaedic surgery and mobility aids, care that can otherwise cost millions of kwacha.

  30. Mongabay

    How Indian communities earn a living from more than forest timber

  31. Good News Network

    Tribe Just a Signature Away from Recovering 1,100 Ancestral Acres Along Undammed Elwha River

  32. Yale Climate Connections

    As El Niño fuels drought in Panama, trees help ranchers maintain their water supply

  33. Yale Climate Connections

    Why New Jersey is buying flood-prone homes

  34. Reasons to be Cheerful

    The Library Is Closed. Feel Free to Come In.

  35. Mongabay

    Belize looks to the deep sea to complete its 30% ocean protection pledge

  36. Agência PúblicaIn Portuguese

    Fim da escala 6×1 é a maior mudança na jornada do trabalhador brasileiro desde 1988

    Brazil's Senate approved a constitutional amendment ending the 6x1 work schedule, gradually cutting the maximum weekly workweek from 44 to 40 hours without pay cuts.

  37. ksl.com

    New York City is set to end its iconic horse-drawn carriage rides, long criticised by animal welfare advocates as harmful to the horses.

  38. Good Green News

    Rainforest Trust and local partners have protected over 70 million acres worldwide, adding 10 million acres in 8 months, culminating with Bolivia's 715,000-acre Agua Dulce Reserve.

  39. Happy Eco News

    Six decades of dam removals, trash cleanup and water treatment turned the 80-mile Charles River from a polluted waterway into one of America's cleanest urban rivers.

  40. Good Good Good

    Climate activists launch floating gardens in British harbor: 'We built a wildlife corridor in a city'