What went right this week: the good news that matters
World ‘closer to a future free of cervical cancer’, UK music fans got a boost, and Denmark said no to social media for kids, plus more
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The Cambodian women rising up to protect their communal land
Photographer Sophal Neak captures Chan Kimcheng swimming in a threatened lake she was instrumental in saving
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England to ban plastic wet wipes in a bid to clean up rivers and seas
The new ban on plastic wet wipes aims to protect waterways, curb microplastic pollution and end the scourge of ‘fatbergs’
Conservation Environment Lifestyle Society
The man who uses perfume to unlock opportunities in prisons
In jails across northern England, fragrances are being used to spark reflection and creativity among inmates
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Shipping has a big carbon footprint. Can this lo-fi solution shrink it?
A British startup claims to have a carbon capture method that sucks up most of a ship’s emissions. The challenge is scaling it
Environment Innovation Technology
How bison ‘reawakened’ the world’s oldest national park
The herbivore’s return to Yellowstone is restoring ancient patterns and reshaping the landscape from the ground up
Conservation Environment Society World
What went right this week: teaching climate literacy, plus more
The EU put climate on the curriculum, Egypt defeated an ancient disease, and there was a ‘revolution’ in tooth care, plus more
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Slow Christmas: four ways to reject the rush and reclaim the calm
This Christmas, consider these gifting and holiday strategies for a slower, more meaningful festive period
Environment Lifestyle Society Wellbeing
The photo series celebrating the people cultivating hope, from soil to sea
A new arts project pairs photographers and poets with farmers, fishers and food growers to tell powerful stories of regeneration
Agriculture Environment Food
The London solar project slashing bills for vulnerable residents
A first-of-its-kind energy initiative aims to make the green transition more accessible, delivering affordable solar to those most in need
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Israel-Palestine: the bereaved parents bringing hope to a divided land
United by loss, bereaved Palestinians and Israelis are turning pain into purpose, aiming to build peace where politics has failed
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‘Art is good for you’: how going to a gallery can boost your health
A first-of-its kind study links gallery visits with lower stress levels and better wellbeing
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