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What went right this week: the good news that matters 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: a tiger revival, closing the pay gap, plus more Tigers got a boost, America’s gender pay gap narrowed, and Germany’s green travel plans got the country moving, plus more Economics Environment Lifestyle Society
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How a group of Peruvian coffee farmers are thriving despite the odds The Amazonas region is a leader in sustainable coffee production. Here’s how one coffee co-op is building resilience Written in partnership with Shared Interest
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Growing lasting solutions to deforestation The director of sustainable forestry project ArBolivia explores how a business-focused approach to conservation could help safeguard the Ama... Written in partnership with ArBolivia
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Tackling Amazon deforestation through crowdfunding Green-investment co-operative ArBolivia aims not only to preserve the Amazon ecosystem, but to use planting native trees to support local li... Written in partnership with ArBolivia
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1.4 million Brazilians sign zero deforestation bill For the past three years, Greenpeace Brazil has been collecting signatures in support of a bill to establish a zero deforestation law in the... Conservation Democracy Environment
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