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What went right this week: a major win for climate justice, plus more
Climate activists won big in Europe, the UK hit a pay gap milestone, and Germany went loco for locos, plus more
Environment Health Science Society
What went right this week: halting Amazon deforestation, plus more
Logging fell in key rainforest regions, a landmark dementia study launched, and sustainable shopping surged, plus more
Environment Food Health Science Society Wellbeing
What went right this week: the UK quit a toxic treaty, plus more
The UK quit a toxic energy treaty, trees kept the eastern US cool, and the four-day week got a boost, plus more
Culture Environment Health Lifestyle Science Society
12 ways to phase fossil fuels out of your life
Big oil and gas are doing their best to keep us hooked on expensive fossil fuels. Here’s how to wean yourself off
Environment Lifestyle Society
What went right this week: Australia's 'right to disconnect', plus more
Australians got the ‘right to disconnect’, Paris put the brakes on SUVs, and a series of climate gigs were announced, plus more
Body & Mind Environment Lifestyle Society UK World
Why are scientists creating a bank for human poo?
You may have heard about the seed vault that preserves crops. Now scientists are launching one for poo. Here’s why
Health Science Society
Project aims to preserve dying languages through poetry
The National Poetry Library is collecting poems written in endangered languages to help preserve them for future generations
Arts Culture Lifestyle
#OurWorldIsBeautiful: Positive News celebrates languages
Issue 87 celebrates the power of words by reporting on efforts to preserve the world’s endangered languages
#OwnTheMedia
20 ways to shop more mindfully (and resist pressure to part with cash)
Retailers have many tactics to get you to splash the cash. Here’s how to sidestep them, while shopping more mindfully
Lifestyle Society Wellbeing
How Indigenous education helped four lost children survive in the Amazon
It was hailed a miracle when four lost kids were found in the Amazon after 40 days. Was it, or just a testament to Indigenous knowledge?
Body & Mind Culture Society
‘We’re not doomed yet’: five reasons for climate hope, by a climatologist
He famously disproved climate deniers. But he’s no subscriber to climate doom. Prof Michael Mann on why we should be hopeful
Environment Society
The race to save Britain’s rarest native tree
Once common across Britain, black poplars have dwindled to just a few thousand. Enthusiasts are finding creative ways to bring them back
Conservation Environment Science UK
