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  1. 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.

  2. Good News Network

    Retired Couple Surprised With New HVAC System Worth $16k in a ‘Feel the Love’ Program That’s Aided 3100 Folks

  3. telegraphindia.com

    India will cap prices on 137 cancer drugs starting 9 November, cutting costs by up to 70%.

  4. qz.com

    Community opposition at local town halls has led developers to cancel billions of dollars in planned data center projects across the US.

  5. WIRED

    Employees of the Wikimedia Foundation formed their first labour union, a milestone for staff behind the Wikipedia encyclopedia.

  6. Mongabay

    Indonesian women cash in on mangrove restoration: Interview with community leader Wisye Sahambangung

  7. Good Good Good

    New study finds remote work brought teams closer, not further apart

  8. Good Green News

    Electric vehicle adoption has saved oil-importing countries an estimated $20 billion since the start of the Hormuz Crisis, reducing their exposure to oil price shocks.

  9. CalMatters

    This landmark California brewery was slated for closure: Instead it’s returning to its roots

  10. Mongabay

    How Indian communities earn a living from more than forest timber

  11. Yale Climate Connections

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

  12. courthousenews.com

    Brazil has approved ending the six-day workweek, phasing standard hours down from 44 to 40 per week with two paid days off and no pay cut.

  13. Positive News

    In Ukraine, the repair movement is heading underground

  14. Mongabay

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

  15. Oxpeckers

    The Architects of Transition: Women shaping South Africa’s energy future

  16. 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.

  17. Good News Network

    Pittsburgh Water Launches Debt Forgiveness Program to Help Families with Rising Costs

  18. people.com

    A couple who won a record $2.5 million lottery prize eight years ago has won the lottery again, though the new amount is not specified.

  19. axios.com

    A nonprofit in North Kansas City opened Latte Life, a working coffee shop where adults with disabilities train as baristas for four months before job placement help elsewhere.

  20. Japan Daily

    A Japanese sushi chef helped train former Somali pirates to become fishermen, giving them a legitimate livelihood instead of piracy.

  21. Texas Standard

    A Texas adult high school enrolled over 500 parents in its first year, offering free childcare and transport, helping some move from minimum wage to $40-an-hour careers.

  22. Mongabay

    Photos: Taiwan’s tea revival blends ancient terraces with new climate adaptations

  23. Our World in Data

    China reduced extreme poverty fast, but Indonesia hasn’t been far behind

  24. pv magazine Global

    Battery storage now costs less than gas peaker plants in all 43 markets studied, and solar is the cheapest new power source in 43 of 48 markets.

  25. bbc.com

    Builders in the US are turning rice husks and straw, millions of tonnes of which go to waste annually, into construction material for homes.

  26. Good Green News

    Elevated solar canopies placed five metres above farmland generated clean electricity while shading crops from extreme heat, lifting corn yields by 20% in summer heatwaves and improving barley quality at another site.

  27. Yale Climate ConnectionsIn 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.

  28. Anthropocene Magazine

    The green revolution may be turning purple

  29. Los Angeles Times

    A California organic strawberry farmer nearly doubled his harvest using steam soil treatment instead of chemical fumigants, as researchers develop the method to cut farmworker and community chemical exposure.

  30. Sahan Journal

    Minneapolis expects to fund up to 700 rental vouchers. Here’s how to enter the waitlist lottery

  31. Reasons to be Cheerful

    Gen Z Is Rescuing Millions in Medical Supplies

  32. ndtv.com

    India's government capped trade margins on cancer drugs, a move expected to cut prices by up to 70%.

  33. The Indian Express

    A government plan to cap profit margins on cancer drugs could cut their prices by up to 70%.

  34. TODAY.com

    A YouTube children's host known as Ms. Rachel publicly praised a Black-owned coffee shop, sending a surge of attention and business to its owner.

  35. ETV Bharat News

    A woman ran barefoot in a saree and completed the Jharkhand Home Guard physical test four minutes early, qualifying for a job to support her family.

  36. Right Livelihood

    Rural Women's Assembly, a coalition of more than 178,000 small-scale farmers across 11 Southern African countries, won the 2026 Right Livelihood Award for advancing women's land rights and protecting Indigenous seeds.

  37. Agência PúblicaIn Portuguese

    Processo da Advocacia da União contra bets tem 14 empresas que passaram impunes por CPI

    Brazil's federal government sued 17 betting companies seeking at least R$2.6 billion to repay the public health system plus R$1 billion in collective moral damages over gambling addiction harms, citing a 140% rise in related SUS cases since 2018.

  38. Agência PúblicaIn Portuguese

    Por que a proibição das Bets é tão importante

    Brazil's President Lula signed a provisional measure banning online betting platforms, which researchers estimate cost the economy between R$90.9bn and R$141bn in 2025 alone.

  39. techspot.com

    Several retailers are reducing self-checkout lanes after finding the technology increased theft, errors and did not save customers meaningful time.

  40. cleveland.com

    Proposed Ohio legislation would require utilities to automatically credit customers after long or repeated power outages, including reimbursement for spoiled food and medicine.