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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 fore kids, plus more Culture Energy Environment Society
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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
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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 Education Justice Society UK
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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
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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 Conservation Energy Environment Society
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Beyond the classroom, the hands-on outdoor projects transforming young lives Amid a youth mental health crisis, young people are finding meaning in gritty jobs – including mucking out pigs Education Health Wellbeing Youth
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