Good News Headlines 10/13/2020
For The First Time In 3,000 Years, Tasmanian Devils Return To Mainland Australia
by Alex Fox, Smithsonian Magazine
A reintroduction project recently released 11 devils at a 1,000-acre wildlife sanctuary in Barrington Tops National Park about 130 miles north of Sydney… Read More
The UN World Food Program Wins The 2020 Nobel Peace Prize
by Alex Ward, Vox
Millions are going hungry. The Nobel committee wanted to highlight that and the global body’s years-long work… Read More
Uganda Is Getting 3 Million New Trees
by Melissa Breyer, Treehugger
The plan is to plant more than 3 million trees, supporting long-term and large-scale restoration of the Albertine Rift Forests. The area is an important habitat for endangered chimpanzees… Read More
Canada Will Ban Single-Use Plastic Items By The End Of Next Year
by Simret Aklilu, CNN
The move is part of a larger effort by the nation to achieve zero plastic waste by 2030… Read More
‘Caravan Of Joy’ Brings Smiles To Seniors Isolated In Suburban Nursing Homes
by Erin Ivory, WGN9
A slow-moving caravan of short, fluffy and extra-long tails paraded around a suburban nursing home Wednesday with no motive other than bringing smiles to those on the other side of the glass… Read More
An Entire Village In France Built For People With Alzheimer’s
by Alexandra Marvar, Being Patient
With a grocery shop, a hair salon, a coffee parlor, music recitals and more, the village is an experiment by researchers and the French government in providing autonomy to people living with Alzheimer’s… Read More
Couple Turns Barren English Estate Into Conservation Eden, Rewilding To Attract Rare Species Of Astonishing Biodiversity
by Andy Corbley, Good News Network
The 3,500-acre estate in West Sussex, about 41 miles south of London, was seemingly cursed with low farming yields when Charlie Burrell finished agriculture school in the 1990s… Read More
With Polling Sites Lacking Workers, A New Generation Steps Up
by Hailey Fuchs, The New York Times
Older volunteers are reluctant to work during the pandemic. High school students, who are increasingly politically engaged and have more time, are taking their place… Read More
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