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  1. Vox

    A Democratic election win in Texas could extend health insurance coverage to about a million more people in the state.

  2. theguardian.com

    A clinic in Albuquerque has trained more than 300 bilingual students from local communities, with at least a third tracked going into healthcare careers, amid shortages in 32 of New Mexico's 33 counties.

  3. CalMattersIn Spanish

    Las escuelas recibirán miles de millones en fondos con la aprobación de la Propuesta 3

    California voters approved Proposition 3 with 59% support, permanently extending an income tax on high earners that generates $5-15 billion annually for schools.

  4. Good News Network

    Brazil Expands Protected Area for ‘One of the Richest and Most Sensitive Biomes on the Planet’

  5. Medical Xpress

    A Flint, Michigan programme giving pregnant women $1,500 plus $500 monthly through a baby's first year cut infant deaths by 50% and first-week deaths by 74% in its first year.

  6. Yale Climate Connections

    Climate resources taken offline under Trump now back online

  7. The 19th

    Missouri voters reject effort to ban abortion in the state

  8. The 19th

    Virginia repeals long-standing ban on same-sex marriage

  9. theguardian.com

    Brazil published what it calls the first global roadmap for phasing out fossil fuels ahead of the Cop30 climate summit.

  10. unesco.org

    UNESCO recognized girls' education programs in Morocco and Peru, where 97.5% of Moroccan participants passed their school year and 99% avoided child marriage, while Peru's project reached 37,000 rural girls and halved teen pregnancies in targeted schools.

  11. Mongabay

    Brazil election sparks threats to reinvade Indigenous Amazon territory

  12. Mongabay

    UN recognizes ongoing restoration work inside Ethiopia’s Desa’a forest amid conflict

  13. Positive News

    What if we stop treating social care like a service? This village shows the way

  14. CalMatters

    Know a young adult? Tell them in California you can register and vote on Election Day

  15. Mongabay

    Payment scheme in Botswana pays communities to coexist with wildlife

  16. Yale Climate Connections

    An Ohio city is raising about $100,000 a year for solar through a carbon fee

  17. Good News Digest

    Brazil has strengthened consumer rights requiring companies to provide access to a human customer service representative, rather than forcing callers through automated systems alone.

  18. CalMatters

    Supreme Court declines to hear Trump’s California 20,000 ballot case. Here’s what to know

  19. The Independent

    US regulators approved a cheaper generic version of lenacapavir, the only twice-yearly injectable drug for HIV prevention.

  20. theguardian.com

    Google signed an agreement letting around 7,000 UK staff, including at YouTube, organise and meet trade union representatives at work under new employment rights.

  21. The Independent

    Suriname's Saamaka tribe are using GPS and digital mapping to document their ancestral Amazon lands, strengthening their case for legal recognition and forest protection.

  22. CalMattersIn Spanish

    ¿Necesitas más ayuda financiera para la universidad? Esta nueva ley te facilitará solicitarla

    A California law signed in September requires colleges to clearly explain by fall 2027 how students can appeal for more financial aid and how institutions calculate costs of attendance.

  23. Mongabay

    Ranchers in Brazil ordered to leave home of Indigenous people living in voluntary isolation

  24. Reasons to be Cheerful

    The Student Movement Addressing Campus Polarization Head On

  25. Good News Network

    Over 750 Ukraine Civilians Evacuated from Famine Conditions in Most Substantial Truce of the War

  26. CalMatters

    San Onofre’s nuclear waste is stored on the beach: Will another community agree to take it?

  27. Yale Climate Connections

    In some states, you can now plug solar panels into your wall

  28. Positive News

    The women’s boxing nights helping abuse survivors

  29. High Country News

    Change comes to the Chiricahuas

  30. ECOticias.com

    A reserve in Rio de Janeiro state has planted 1 million native seedlings and reintroduced lowland tapirs, absent since 1914, with about 25 now living in the restored Atlantic Forest helping spread seeds.

  31. Good News Network

    Housing Nonprofit Funds $16.5 Million in Eviction Relief to Assist Renters

  32. Grist

    A New Mexico wind project with over 900 turbines now sends clean electricity 550 miles across the Southwest, powering more than 1 million homes and generating more electricity than the Hoover Dam.

  33. Windhoek Post

    Community lion rangers in Namibia's Kunene region now record desert-adapted lion sightings using smartphones, aiding conservation tracking.

  34. ECOticias.com

    A former 105 acre golf course in Massachusetts is being restored to wetlands and forest, with crews rebuilding a stream, adding beaver-style dams, and a $2.8 million grant funding 7,000 new trees and shrubs.

  35. Global Voices

    In Kazakhstan, rural women are forming collectives to improve their livelihoods

  36. english.news.cn

    In Nanning, China, young people receive rent-free housing worth 1,000 yuan a month in exchange for 50 hours of monthly volunteering at a care home, offering companionship, art classes and smartphone help to older residents.

  37. Los Angeles Times

    The Fernandeño Tataviam Tribe in California has regained 51 acres of ancestral land, its second land return after more than a century without territory of its own.

  38. Sahan Journal

    St. Paul approves early retirement plan to avoid cutting 16 English-language teachers midyear

  39. nwt.org.uk

    A UK wildlife trust has acquired the 9,500-acre Rothbury estate in Northumberland, expanding land available for habitat restoration.

  40. Mongabay

    Given a chance, women-led microenterprises uplift Nepali communities & conservation