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What went right this week: the good news that matters Eco ‘champions’ were honoured, the world hit a major energy milestone, and science beat a type of blindness, plus more Conservation Energy Environment Health Society
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Martin Wright The surprise pushback against America’s junk food culture The US government has unexpectedly urged Americans to ditch ultra-processed food. Its new dietary guidelines have some merit Food Health Lifestyle Society
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Why this weekend’s London Marathon will impact more than just knees Sunday’s race will provide a major boost to charities – including one dedicated to helping children with cancer Health Lifestyle Society
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London’s newest museum opens as ‘civic space’ for creativity and community V&A East offers free, permanent galleries alongside temporary exhibitions, with local young people helping to shape its vision Arts Culture Society
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What went right this week: a healthy kickstart for school dinners, plus more School dinners got a healthy kickstart, there was good news for golden eagles, and the new issue of Positive News launched, plus more Conservation Environment Health Lifestyle Society
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The sustainable London markets championing local makers London’s markets are opening this spring with a focus on sustainability and community Culture Environment Society
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