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What went right this week: the good news that matters EU to ban social media for kids, England approves life-extending cancer drug, and reading linked to better health, plus more Energy Environment Health Society
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What went right this week: a reality check for ‘AI slop’, plus more A reality check for ‘AI slop’, the US’s plummeting murder rate, and a victory for an uncontacted tribe, plus more Environment Health Science Society
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What went right this week: global road safety progress, plus more The world’s roads got much safer, global hunger levels eased, and Brazil set a welcome record for deforestation, plus more Culture Environment Health Society
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‘A place of hope and solutions’: the building promising a better future A bold new building in the Netherlands promises to showcase solutions to global problems – and encourage positive action Economics Environment Society
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