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Good News Headlines 7/28/15

No More Hidden Sugar: FDA Proposes New Label Rule
by Allison Aubrey, NPR
The Food and Drug Administration wants to make it easier for Americans to track how much added sugars we're getting in the foods and beverages we choose… Read more
This Trait Can Predict If A 5-Year-Old Will Grow Up To Be A Successful Adult
by Carolyn Gregoire, The Huffington Post
Watching a young child playing with others can reveal a great deal about who they are — and who they'll be in 20 years. That's the conclusion of an eye-opening new study from Pennsylvania State University… Read more
The Rapid Success Of Fight For $15: 'This Is A Trend That Cannot Be Stopped'
by Steven Greenhouse, Guardian UK/Reader Supported News
When fast-food workers started protesting just two years ago for a $15 minimum wage, they were mocked. This week, they secured their biggest victory yet… Read more
The Equality Act Is A Visionary Piece Of Legislation — And Way Overdue
by Louise Melling, The Huffington Post
Something extraordinary happened Thursday to advance fairness and equality in the United States. Members of Congress introduced legislation to amend the landmark Civil Rights Act of 1964… Read more
How Solar Power Can Be Affordable And Accessible For All
by Mark Ruffalo, Huffington Post/Alternet
For a long time, everybody thought of solar panels as something only rich people could afford. But when you think about it, the fuel — sunlight — is free… Read more
Tired Of Waiting For Feds, California Bill Addresses Illegal Farmworkers Issue
by Gabrielle Saulsbery, Modern Farmer
In the absence of federal legislation, California Assemblyman Luis Anejo introduced a new bill that would allow farmworkers living in California illegally to get work permits… Read more
Africa Celebrates Renowned Scientist Ameenah Gurib-Fakim As Mauritius’ First Female President
by Abdoulaye Bah, Global Voices
The nomination of eminent scientist Ameenah Gurib-Fakim was unanimously confirmed by the Mauritian National Assembly on 5 June… Read more
The Galapagos Airport Is Now Powered Entirely By Green Energy
by Rafi Schwartz, Good Magazine
The small archipelago province has a new claim to fame: Home to the world’s first, one hundred percent green-energy airport… Read more
Obama Unveils Ivory Rules To Protect Elephants
by Kevin Freking, AP/Huffington Post
Poachers killed 100,000 elephants between 2010 and 2012, and Obama's rule seeks to crackdown on the illegal trade of ivory… Read more